Lune de Tasmanie

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Lune de Tasmanie

By: Tamara Mckinley

Narrated by: Jade Phan-Gia

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1905. À la mort de son mari, Christy décide, à bientôt 65 ans, de se rendre en pèlerinage sur l'île de Skye, en Écosse, terre rude où elle a passé les quinze premières années de sa vie. Avant que ses parents soient contraints à l'exil et s'installent en Tasmanie, au sud de l'Australie. Accompagnée de sa fille Anne et de sa petite-fille Kathryn, Christy embarque pour un long voyage vers le passé, où de douloureux souvenirs referont surface. Un retour aux sources qui bouleversera à jamais la vie des siens... Avec cette saga mettant en scène une femme courageuse, Tamara McKinley signe un roman dans la lignée de ses grands succès, sans doute l'un de ses plus personnels.