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Discover the captivating world of 'Pacific', a breathtaking B-format paperback that takes you on an unforgettable journey through love, sacrifice, and the gritty realities of war. This newly released novel, published by Penguin Australia in 2020, spans a remarkable 704 pages that weave rich narratives of two powerful women against the backdrop of World War II. Experience the thrilling story of Samantha Lindsay, an Australian actress, as she steps into her lead role in the film 'Torpedo Junction', where the life of the legendary 'Mamma Tack' intertwines with her own destiny amidst the haunting echoes of history. Meanwhile, Jane Thackeray's voyage from England to the distant New Hebrides reveals the brutal impact of war on innocent lives, entangling her fate with that of two formidable men—Charles 'Wolf' Baker, a daring fighter pilot, and Jean-Francois Marat, a commanding plantation owner. This epic narrative captures the turbulence of the past, from Dunkirk to Guadalcanal, and transports readers from serene English ports to vibrant tropical landscapes. 'Pacific' is not just a novel; it's an emotional roller coaster that unveils bygone secrets and challenges the human spirit. A must-read for fans of historical fiction and romance alike, this book promises to be a treasure on your bookshelf. Enjoy fast and reliable delivery with every order, ensuring a seamless experience as you dive into this enthralling tale.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781761041266
Format: B-format paperback
Year: 2020
Publisher: Penguin Australia Pty Ltd
Pages: 704
Description:
An epic story of love, sacrifice and revenge swept along on the winds of war.
An epic story of love, sacrifice and revenge swept along on the winds of war.
Australian actress Samantha Lindsay is thrilled when she scores her first lead movie role in the Hollywood epic Torpedo Junction, playing a character based on World War II heroine 'Mamma Tack'.
But as filming begins in Vanuatu, uncanny parallels between history and fiction emerge. Just who was the real Mamma Tack? And what mysterious forces are at play? The answers reveal not only bygone secrets but Sam's own destiny.
In another era, Jane Thackeray travels from England to the far distant islands of the New Hebrides. Ensnared in the turmoil of war, Jane witnesses the devastating effect human conflict has upon an innocent race of people. There she meets Charles 'Wolf' Baker, a charismatic fighter pilot, and Jean-Francois Marat, a powerful plantation owner - and soon their lives are entwined in a maelstrom of love and hate ...
From the dark days of Dunkirk to the vicious fighting that was Guadalcanal, from the sedate beauty of the English Channel ports to a tropical paradise, Pacific is Judy Nunn at her enthralling best.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781761041266
Format: B-format paperback
Year: 2020
Publisher: Penguin Australia Pty Ltd
Pages: 704
Description:
An epic story of love, sacrifice and revenge swept along on the winds of war.
An epic story of love, sacrifice and revenge swept along on the winds of war.
Australian actress Samantha Lindsay is thrilled when she scores her first lead movie role in the Hollywood epic Torpedo Junction, playing a character based on World War II heroine 'Mamma Tack'.
But as filming begins in Vanuatu, uncanny parallels between history and fiction emerge. Just who was the real Mamma Tack? And what mysterious forces are at play? The answers reveal not only bygone secrets but Sam's own destiny.
In another era, Jane Thackeray travels from England to the far distant islands of the New Hebrides. Ensnared in the turmoil of war, Jane witnesses the devastating effect human conflict has upon an innocent race of people. There she meets Charles 'Wolf' Baker, a charismatic fighter pilot, and Jean-Francois Marat, a powerful plantation owner - and soon their lives are entwined in a maelstrom of love and hate ...
From the dark days of Dunkirk to the vicious fighting that was Guadalcanal, from the sedate beauty of the English Channel ports to a tropical paradise, Pacific is Judy Nunn at her enthralling best.