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Past Perfect

Karen Zelas
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Pages
330
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
Glass House Books

About

Past Perfect is a story of love and loss, prejudice and resolution, as well as the search for selfhood.

Prompted by a brush with mortality, her children approaching adulthood and the relationship with her husband being tested, Sue Spencer embarks on a search for meaning in her life-for a better sense of who she might be.

Her quest takes her to to Akaroa, to France and back, tracing her genealogy, but her discoveries are unexpected and place further pressure on strained family relationships.

Set in modern day Christchurch and France, with a backdrop of the 1840 French settlement of Akaroa, the novel is enriched by the diversity and complexity that make up our past.

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