The Fractured Globe
by
Angela Fish
has RECEIVED a
A PREMIER Readers’ Award
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This book is shortlisted for Book of the Month.
This book is shortlisted for Book of the Month.
Nature? Nurture? Or just plain luck?
Single mums, Tia and Kay, meet when their sons are born on the same day.
Tia is a product of the welfare system but wants a better life for her son. Her entrapment by her manipulative and controlling boyfriend in the world of drink, drugs, crime and enforced prostitution suggests otherwise. Is she a ‘born devil’ or can she change and break free?
Kay comes from a stable home but sacrifices it all, initially, to live her own kind of life.
Overshadowed by betrayals, mistakes, regrets, and the mystery of an abandoned child, their paths – and those of their families – run parallel or criss-cross over twenty-five years.
Can determination and the power of the snow globe offer a chance of happiness?
Pages: 281
Genre: Parenting Morals & Responsibility
The Fractured Globe
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