A Gap in Nature (Paperback)

Published by Quentin Wilson Publishing, Christchurch, 2025

ISBN 10: 1991103395 (ISBN 13: 9781991103390)

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Paperback. When May Nichollss husband returns from the Second World War, it is to find that his wifes affections, such as they were, have been transferred to their young son, David. May, an English immigrant, is already a fish out of water in Claytown, a small central North Island town where everyone knows each other, and their business. Independent, ambitious, and unmoved by local gossip about her, May follows her own path, steadfastly favouring her son over the daughter born after the war. Until, in his twenties, David severs the bond, and begins a new life in London.More than two decades later, a traumatic event forces Davids daughter Chloe to reassess her understanding of the father she never knew. Her determination to find an explanation for his actions takes her to New Zealand, where her fathers sister, a renowned musician, lives. As the reality of inter-generational trauma, and the unforeseen consequences of trying to forget, is gradually revealed to her, she is able to shine light on the gaps and absences in the past, forging, in the process, new, life-affirming connections. Tolstoy said it: happy families are all alike, while each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. With one foot in New Zealand and the other in England, the Nicholls family in Elspeth Sandyss new novel intrigues and delights as its members struggle in their own way to find understanding, kinship and love. Fiona Farrell When May Nichollss husband returns from the Second World War, it is to find that her affections, such as they were, have been poured into the upbringing of their young son, David. May, an English immigrant, is already a fish out of water in Claytown, a small central North Island community where everyone knows each other and their business. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Title
A Gap in Nature (Paperback)
Author
Elspeth Sandys
Publisher
Quentin Wilson Publishing, Christchurch
Publication year
2025
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