Song of the Sound - Softcover

Armstrong, Adam

 
9780593048139: Song of the Sound

Synopsis

A modern day love story, set in one of the world's last wildernesses in New Zealand. A marine biologist settles into her new job, and meets a man whose intuitive understanding of nature leads her to believe that she may have found a soul-mate.

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About the Author

Adam Armstrong was born in 1962. He lives in Norfolk, England with his two daughters. His first novel Cry of the Panther is published by Corgi Books.

From the Back Cover

For Libby Bass, expert in whale and dolphin communication, the job in New Zealand looked like the perfect opportunity. It meant that she could provide a settled home for her daughter, Bree, while she studied the marine creatures she loved in one of the world's last unspoilt wildernesses. And when she met John-Cody Gibbs, who had an understanding of the wildlife of the place so profound that it was almost magical, it seemed as if she might at last have found the man she could share her life with.

But John-Cody was still grieving the loss of Mahina, the woman he had loved for more than twenty years, and who had taught him all he knew. And he had a dark secret in his past, and enemies who were more than ready to use it to destroy his earthly paradise. It would take a dangerous voyage into the mountainous seas of the Southern Ocean and a mystical encounter with the whales to give him the freedom Mahina wanted for him, and the uncovering of another man's dark secret to avert the threat of disaster.

Song of the Sound is a story of new-found love in a setting of unforgettable majesty, a tale of high adventure, and a visionary journey into the living heart of the natural world.

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