Description
Discover 'Shadow Lines', a compelling narrative that transcends boundaries and weaves together themes of love, identity, and cultural resilience. This beautifully crafted trade paperback, published by Fremantle Press in 2020, features 384 pages that delve into the haunting and evocative story of Jessie Argyle. Born in the remote East Kimberley, Jessie is taken from her Aboriginal family at a tender age, enduring life's harsh realities while navigating a society steeped in racial division. Meet Edward Smith, a young Englishman in search of meaning beyond the strictures of London society. Their fateful encounter sparks a romance that defies societal norms, showcasing their bravery in the face of adversity. Shadow Lines paints a vivid picture of Aboriginal social life and cultural richness, serving as a powerful reminder of courage, belonging, and the intricate web of relationships that bind us together. This must-read novel resonates with anyone who cherishes the human spirit's resilience against oppression and celebrates unity despite deep-seated societal challenges. Perfect for book lovers seeking profound literature that explores the complexities of race and love, 'Shadow Lines' is a valuable addition to your reading collection. Ideal for readers interested in contemporary Aboriginal stories and tales of inter-cultural relationships, this novel will captivate your heart and mind with its lyrical prose and unflinching honesty. Don't miss the chance to explore this transformative story that reflects the essence of love and cultural pride.