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Tomaree
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Tomaree

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Tomaree is a World War II love story set in Australia. In 1942 Peggy Ashburn meets an American soldier, First Lieutenant Tom Lockwood, who is based at the Shoal Bay Country Club, Port Stephens. The attraction between them is immediate and intense and the couple enlist the help of Peggy’s neighbour, Sarah Linden, to act as go-between. By 1972 when Peggy arrives back home from the US for the funeral of her estranged mother, her marriage is in tatters and she has a lot of soul-searching ahead of her. When she begins to go through her mother’s house she discovers not only a letter that has been lost for thirty years but that her mother kept an incredible secret from her.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Trellech Press
Country
Australia
Date
1 March 2008
Pages
242
ISBN
9780646486291

Tomaree is a World War II love story set in Australia. In 1942 Peggy Ashburn meets an American soldier, First Lieutenant Tom Lockwood, who is based at the Shoal Bay Country Club, Port Stephens. The attraction between them is immediate and intense and the couple enlist the help of Peggy’s neighbour, Sarah Linden, to act as go-between. By 1972 when Peggy arrives back home from the US for the funeral of her estranged mother, her marriage is in tatters and she has a lot of soul-searching ahead of her. When she begins to go through her mother’s house she discovers not only a letter that has been lost for thirty years but that her mother kept an incredible secret from her.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Trellech Press
Country
Australia
Date
1 March 2008
Pages
242
ISBN
9780646486291