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Bitterbloom

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Georgia Beaumont is 24 when she boards a ship for Australia. Behind her is South Africa, the homeland she loves but can no longer endure.
Bitterbloom tells the story of the delicate balance between escape and feelings of guilt and loss; of Georgia's shattering relationships with two men who come close to destroying her. In a passionate and often devastating emotional journey, Georgia must come to terms with her past before she can find peace in a new and hostile land.

Language: English

Pages: 279

Format: Unknown Binding

Publisher: Heinemann Educational Books

Release: January 01, 1991

ISBN: 0855614161

ISBN 13: 9780855614164

Bitterbloom

4.5/5 ( ratings)

Georgia Beaumont is 24 when she boards a ship for Australia. Behind her is South Africa, the homeland she loves but can no longer endure.
Bitterbloom tells the story of the delicate balance between escape and feelings of guilt and loss; of Georgia's shattering relationships with two men who come close to destroying her. In a passionate and often devastating emotional journey, Georgia must come to terms with her past before she can find peace in a new and hostile land.

Language: English

Pages: 279

Format: Unknown Binding

Publisher: Heinemann Educational Books

Release: January 01, 1991

ISBN: 0855614161

ISBN 13: 9780855614164

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