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 Corroboree - Graham Masterton
Newest Review: ... Australia, his meeting and falling in love with Charlotte, and his ongoing battle with Charlotte’s father. The relationship ... more  ... between Eyre and Charlotte causes the death of an Aboriginal servant. As a result of his guilt, Eyre, wanting the boy to have a burial according to the traditional Aboriginal beliefs, sets out on a journey into the unexplored territory of Australia, a journey that will change his life in more ways than he could think possible.
The strongest character in the book is Eyre who at the start is the usual happy-go-lucky youth, newly arrived in a strange land and ready to lead a normal life – he finds a job, falls in love an...more |
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Corroboree AND Empress (Graham MastertonOmnibus)
Pages: 1168, Edition: paperback / softback, Paperback, Time Warne ... Last Update 05.12.2009 05:43
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Corroboree - Graham Masterton: An Aboriginal Song & Dance (1098 words)
by - written on 09/10/06 (Very useful, 182 readings)
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I came across this book by chance. I know, don’t judge a book by it’s cover, but it’s the first thing that makes an impression on me. In this case I became interested because I saw from the cover that it was historical fiction, which I love. The author, Graham Masterton, is actually someone I’ve never read before – he seems to be more famous as a horror author or at least that’s what I knew him for. He has written 35 horror books but in total he has more than 100 books including thriller, disaster and saga. Born in Edinburgh, I was very interested to discover that he now lives in Cork City, Ireland where I grew up. Corroboree is of the saga ... Read the complete review
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