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The Woman Who Walked into the Sea

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Cal McGill watches the young woman through the dirty windscreen of his Toyota. There's something compelling about her stillness, about the length of time she has been standing square-shouldered, erect, staring out to sea, like an Antony Gormley statue waiting for another of its cast-iron tribe to emerge from the deep. What has brought her to this remote beach, he asks himself. Is she a kindred spirit who finds refuge by the shore? Idle curiosity soon turns into another investigation for oceanographer and loner McGill as he embarks on a quest to discover why, 26 years earlier, another young woman walked accross this sweep of sand and into the waves, apparently drowning herself and her unborn child

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The Woman Who Walked into the Sea, Mark Douglas-Home

Jazyk
Rok vydania
2016
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Titul
The Woman Who Walked into the Sea
Jazyk
anglicky
Vydavateľ
Penguin UK
Rok vydania
2016
Väzba
mäkká
Počet strán
336
ISBN10
140592358X
ISBN13
9781405923583
Prvé vydanie
2013
Pôvodný názov
The Woman Who Walked into the Sea
Hodnotenie
3,7 z 5
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Cal McGill watches the young woman through the dirty windscreen of his Toyota. There's something compelling about her stillness, about the length of time she has been standing square-shouldered, erect, staring out to sea, like an Antony Gormley statue waiting for another of its cast-iron tribe to emerge from the deep. What has brought her to this remote beach, he asks himself. Is she a kindred spirit who finds refuge by the shore? Idle curiosity soon turns into another investigation for oceanographer and loner McGill as he embarks on a quest to discover why, 26 years earlier, another young woman walked accross this sweep of sand and into the waves, apparently drowning herself and her unborn child