Love and ambition unfold across the postwar Pacific
Fair to Good Condition - Dust jacket scuffed and creased, edges/spine ends worn. Page edges browned and heavily spotted, title/date pages foxed, text margins spotted. pages are otherwise good.
Bryce Courtenay returns to the Pacific after the Second World War in a sweeping story of enduring love, friendship, and ambition. The lives at its center develop within a region transformed by conflict and the opportunities that follow it, bringing personal attachments into contact with business, cultural change, and powerful competing loyalties. Two very different women give the story much of its emotional force, each shaped by experiences and desires that cannot easily be reconciled. Fishing for Stars continues the world of The Persimmon Tree, combining historical settings with intimate choices. It explores what people carry from the past and the costs of trying to build a future while their deepest connections pull them in different directions.
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