Between Worlds
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Erscheint vorauss. 31. Januar 2026
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A gripping tale of love, loss, and the echoes that haunt us, this is at once a metaphysical story and a celebration of the magic of everyday life. Some bonds are too powerful to be broken, even by death . . . Fern lives on Bruny Island in Tasmania, with her partner, Adam and their young daughter, Freya. Adam spends his time protecting the old-growth forests, while Fern is a herbalist who no longer heals. Instead, she's filled with a growing sense of foreboding. When a stranger tells Fern she must resolve the divide between herself and Freya, she dismisses him, but in the wake of a tragedy, she...
A gripping tale of love, loss, and the echoes that haunt us, this is at once a metaphysical story and a celebration of the magic of everyday life. Some bonds are too powerful to be broken, even by death . . . Fern lives on Bruny Island in Tasmania, with her partner, Adam and their young daughter, Freya. Adam spends his time protecting the old-growth forests, while Fern is a herbalist who no longer heals. Instead, she's filled with a growing sense of foreboding. When a stranger tells Fern she must resolve the divide between herself and Freya, she dismisses him, but in the wake of a tragedy, she's forced to reconsider his advice. Seeking answers, Fern and Freya travel to the home of a renowned past life therapist in the foothills of the French Pyrenees. Here she begins delving into the past and is drawn deep into an historic drama that threatens to possess her. Between Worlds is an atmospheric and haunting thriller, as well as an exploration of grief, healing, and the complications of love between a mother and daughter. 'A compelling and powerful story of how past lives can shape and shadow the present.' Kate Forsyth Praise for Flight: 'A mesmerising tale of the real, unreal and surreal. . .' Weekend Gold Coast Bulletin 'An adventure story that encapsulates both a physical and spiritual journey. . . interesting and original with some startling contrasts between the ordinary and the extraordinary.' Bookseller & Publisher
