Solomon's Song by Bryce Courtenay (1999)
Solomon's Song by Bryce Courtenay (1999)
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A divided family's fortunes meet a nation's defining conflict
Good Condition - with a scuffed and marked dust jacket, creased edges and tears and chips at the spine head. Board spine head is rubbed and worn. Pages text spread remains clear.
Mary Abacus's death leaves a powerful business inheritance and a family still divided by old hostility. Hawk Solomon hopes to reconcile the rival branches, but wealth and shared history have done little to soften resentments carried across generations. As younger Solomons face choices of their own, private loyalties become entangled with events that carry them far beyond Australia. The family's struggle unfolds against a nation moving towards a defining experience of war, with Gallipoli giving their story a wider and devastating significance. Concluding the trilogy begun with The Potato Factory and Tommo & Hawk, Bryce Courtenay combines family rivalry, ambition and sacrifice in a historical saga about the cost of inherited hatred and the difficult possibility of change.
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