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▪ WHEELS: Shimano GRX 570 • 100% ring-spun cotton• Sport Grey is 90% ring-spun cotton, 10% polyester• Dark Heather is 65% polyester, 35% cotton• 4. -Quick Guide ( smart enabled) (x5) 5 kg / 30. Orphaned young, Kate Morrison was her older brother Matt's protégé, her curious fascination for pond-life fed by his passionate interest in the natural world. ▪ CASSETTE: Shimano CS-M7000 11-42 11s a compelling and serious page-turner' Observer 2 lb ▪ TIRES: Schwalbe G-One Bite Evo TLR A muted blue eyeshadow with a silvery gray shimmer overlay.
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- This colour is vegan.
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- Samples contain 1/8 tsp of loose eyeshadow (or approximately 0.
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Reviews
Mary_10
Narrated by 26-year-old Kate Morrison, we dive in and out of the troubled woman's childhood memories over the passage of a year--when she was seven and her parents were killed in a motoring accident, leaving Kate, her younger sister Bo and two older brothers Matt and Luke orphaned. But does the tragedy really lie in the past or is it in the present?
The successful zoologist and professor, so accustomed to dissecting everything through a microscope, must suddenly analyse her own relationship and come to terms with her past before she forsakes a future with the man she loves. Crow Lake is a wonderful achievement that will ripple in and out the reader's consciousness long after the last page is turned. The many strange, longing looks which pass between Matt and Marie, Pye's eldest daughter.
The proverbial can of worms is opened for our heroine when she receives an invitation to Matt's son's 18th birthday. And the awful night when Marie stands in their doorway whispering unspeakable horrors. In Kate's eyes, the Pye family drown out the hopes and dreams of her own in that one moment.
Lawson's narrative flows effortlessly in ever-increasing circles, swirling impressions in the reader's mind until form takes shape and the reader is left to reflect on the whole. She is still in turmoil over the events of that fateful summer and winter 20 years ago when the tragedy of another local family, the Pyes, spilled over into their own lives with earth-shattering consequences.
One dark night, a shivering Laurie, Pye's only son, stands mute in their porchlight, straining to share something with them but, startled, turns and runs away. Canadian writer Mary Lawson's debut novel is a beautifully crafted and shimmering tale of love, death and redemption set in the eponymous Crow Lake, an isolated rural community where time has stood still.
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