Description
Leam Dundas begins life at the intersection of cultures and expectations—an English father and a Spain-born mother—only to have her world upended by her family’s financial collapse. Forced to leave home, she must navigate displacement, inherited prejudice, and the shifting loyalties of those who judge her before they truly know her. As Leam’s circumstances change, so too does her understanding of duty, identity, and the moral cost of survival. With its sharp social observation and emotionally driven character study, this novel explores themes of class, belonging, and “atonement” in a society quick to condemn and slow to forgive.
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paperback
Creative Media Partners, LLC
Published Jan 1, 2018
270 pages
ISBN: 9781377784489
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First Published
1876
Language
eng
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