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The Legacy of Old Gran Parks
- Narrated by: Lizzie Bishop
- Length: 8 hrs and 7 mins
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Summary
Southern Australia, 1983. While Middle-aged stalwart Miriam rolls into town in her broken down car, Frankie—a deer hunter—is up in the forested hinterland with her gun.
Meanwhile, fisherwoman Old Pearl sits on her front deck with her dog, a glass of whiskey in her hand, and Emily, the English backpacker, scrubs out the pie-encrusted kitchen at the roadhouse.
But all is not well.
Gran Parks is stirring.
Four troubled women. One restless spirit.
Who will survive?
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- Siobhan D
- 18-06-22
Legacy
I really enjoyed the narration of Lizzie Bishop, she brings out the characters and plot
The book is set in 1983 , but starts in 1951 as Gloria’s drunken, abusive husband return from the pub. Set in the middle of Australia where the locals know everyone, there is an increase in strangers as Miriam Forster literally rolls into town and cannot leave until her car is fixed. We meet four women Miriam, Frankie, Pearl and Emily w
Each woman are very different. Heads up not eating eating meat pies, now.
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- caroline
- 20-10-22
Hidden delight
This was really good, it was so addictive I needed to know what is happening next. It was so well written and the characters developed. The plot was so unusual, I just loved it, am so glad that I found both the narrator and author. I must admit after listening to the story I did restart speaking Australian much to my family's annoyance and it brought back memories of country towns back home (although not to this extent)
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