Walking in the Shadow, Carmen Radtke (9780648835400) — Readings Books

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Walking in the Shadow
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Walking in the Shadow

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Quail Island, 1909. Jimmy Kokupe is the miracle man.

On a small, wind-blasted island off the east coast of New Zealand a small colony of lepers is

isolated but not abandoned, left to live out their days in relative peace thanks to the charity of

the townspeople and the compassion of the local doctor and matron of the hospital.

Jimmy Kokupe is a miracle: he’s been cured. But he still carries the stigma, which makes life

back on the mainland dangerous and lonely. To find a refuge, he’s returned to the camp to

care for his friend, fellow patient old Will, and disturbed young Charley.

Healed of his physical ailments and dreaming of the girl he once planned to follow to a new

life in Australia, Jimmy meets ‘the lady’, the island caretaker’s beautiful but troubled wife

who brings their food. Can she help Jimmy forget his difficult past and overcome his own

prejudices towards his mixed parentage, and find the courage to risk living in freedom?

For fans of Victoria Hislop

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Carmen Radtke
Date
2 June 2020
Pages
286
ISBN
9780648835400

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Quail Island, 1909. Jimmy Kokupe is the miracle man.

On a small, wind-blasted island off the east coast of New Zealand a small colony of lepers is

isolated but not abandoned, left to live out their days in relative peace thanks to the charity of

the townspeople and the compassion of the local doctor and matron of the hospital.

Jimmy Kokupe is a miracle: he’s been cured. But he still carries the stigma, which makes life

back on the mainland dangerous and lonely. To find a refuge, he’s returned to the camp to

care for his friend, fellow patient old Will, and disturbed young Charley.

Healed of his physical ailments and dreaming of the girl he once planned to follow to a new

life in Australia, Jimmy meets ‘the lady’, the island caretaker’s beautiful but troubled wife

who brings their food. Can she help Jimmy forget his difficult past and overcome his own

prejudices towards his mixed parentage, and find the courage to risk living in freedom?

For fans of Victoria Hislop

Read More
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Carmen Radtke
Date
2 June 2020
Pages
286
ISBN
9780648835400