Come Full Circle

By Sherryl Caulfield

The Iceberg Trilogy concludes in raw, breathtaking style in Come Full Circle.

In 1995, in remote British Columbia, a mysterious woman begins letting go of the only person central to her life for eighteen years. On the other side of the continent, Rebecca, her ninety-six year old mother, remembers secrets hidden from her family for decades. Meanwhile, halfway around the world, in Sydney Australia, Rebecca’s granddaughter, on the eve of her thirty-third birthday, realises she is still haunted by events that happened during her teenage years. Eluded by happiness following a string of disastrous relationships, Lindsay dives into a quest to understand herself and discover the missing pieces of her life.

This moving tale of joy and sorrow completes the journey – nearly a century later – of much loved characters first introduced in Seldom Come By.

PRAISE FOR SELDOM COME BY

Beautiful, breathtaking, it flowed like icebergs through water
The exquisite tale of love and loss, forgiveness and healing.

PRAISE FOR COME WHAT MAY
Simply a masterpiece. Sherryl Caulfield will blow you away with her depiction of the vastness of the Canadian landscape and the depth of human emotions.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Sherryl Caulfield
• Release date: Dec 11, 2015
• ISBN: 9780992375997

Sherryl Caulfield

Australian-born Sherryl Caulfield is a marketer, writer and traveller. After twenty years working for some of the world's leading technology brands and a stint with Outward Bound, she longed to write about the human experience and the redemptive qualities of nature. In 2006, haunted by an encounter with a woman she met in Canada, Sherryl started what has now become known as The Iceberg Trilogy. From her home in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand, she distilled the lives of three generations of women – Rebecca, Evangelene and Lindsay – over the course of a century. In the telling of their stories she crafted a series rich in landscapes – of sea, land and the human soul. Adventures have been central to her life: climbing Mt Kinabalu in Sabah, trekking to the base camp of Makalu in the Himalayas; and paddling the classic Bowron Lakes canoe circuit in British Columbia, a location that features in two of her novels. Her formative years were spent on a farm in Cedar Pocket, in South-East Queensland, once home to large stands of one of Australia's few native deciduous trees, the Red Cedar. Now residing in Brisbane, Sherryl is a partner in marketing agency, Action Communications, and winner of a Gold Serif from The Australian Society of Business Communicators.

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