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The Potter's house
av Rosie Thomas
Pocketbok. Random House UK. 2002. 486 sidor.

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ISBN

0099271575

Titel

The Potter's house

Författare

Rosie Thomas

Förlag

Random House UK

Utgivningsår

2002

Omfång

486 sidor

Bandtyp

Pocket

Mått

1 x 1 mm Ryggbredd 1 mm

Vikt

257 g

Språk

English

Baksidestext

Olivia Giorgiadis has left her English roots behind to find refuge on the tiny Greek island of Halemni. She is married to a Greek man, mother to two small sons. As the turquoise of summer dissolves into the cool of autumn, so the rhythm of island life goes on unchanged. Until this year. An earthquake ravages the Turkish coast, sending a tidal wave to envelop the island. Its force devastates Halemni tearing apart the fabric of the small community. In the aftermath a stranger appears. Kitty, an Englishwoman, is alone and without possessions. She accepts Olivia's offer of refuge in the potter's house. But Kitty guards her past as preciously as Olivia protects her young family. The arrival of Olivia's brother threatens the fragile equilibrium. Olivia begins to feel prickles of claustrophobia. Kitty yearns for the love and security Olivia takes for granted. But that life can never be hers. Or can it? Must the past always determine the future?

Random House UK 0099271575

ISBN: 9780099271574
Titel: The Potter's house
Författare: Rosie Thomas
Förlag: Random House UK
Utgivningsår: 2002
Omfång: 486 sidor
Bandtyp: Pocket
Mått: 1 x 1 mm Ryggbredd 1 mm
Vikt: 257 g
Språk: English

Olivia Giorgiadis has left her English roots behind to find refuge on the tiny Greek island of Halemni. She is married to a Greek man, mother to two small sons. As the turquoise of summer dissolves into the cool of autumn, so the rhythm of island life goes on unchanged. Until this year. An earthquake ravages the Turkish coast, sending a tidal wave to envelop the island. Its force devastates Halemni tearing apart the fabric of the small community. In the aftermath a stranger appears. Kitty, an Englishwoman, is alone and without possessions. She accepts Olivia's offer of refuge in the potter's house. But Kitty guards her past as preciously as Olivia protects her young family. The arrival of Olivia's brother threatens the fragile equilibrium. Olivia begins to feel prickles of claustrophobia. Kitty yearns for the love and security Olivia takes for granted. But that life can never be hers. Or can it? Must the past always determine the future?