Homeland of Pure Joy, The

Homeland of Pure Joy, The
William Dewey
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NZ$ 25.00
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Paperback
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15 Nov 2012 NZ
9780473207496
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On a misty morning in Wellington, New Zealand, actor and 'migr' Parker Flynn sees a ghost from a past life. The vision unleashes a torrent of memories about his first love from his days at university in the United States, and Parker is shocked at the power of the emotions those memories evoke. Amending his original plans for the day, Parker begins a trek to find this woman and confirm her identity, and to understand her place in his life. In a misadventure that could prove disastrous or enlightening, Parker attempts to reconcile his feelings for people and places in his past with the vivid opportunities of the present.
Status: Active
ISBN-13: 9780473207496
Published: 15 Nov 2012
Published In: New Zealand
Imprint: Lawrence & Gibson
Publisher: Lawrence & Gibson
Format: Paperback
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