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    The Wave
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    The Wave

    By Kristen Crusoe

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    About this ebook

    It should have been a relaxing day at the beach for Dr Clair Mercer and her family. But an argument with husband Adam distracts her from watching their four-year-old autistic son, and tragedy strikes when a sneaker wave sweeps him away. Clair's well-ordered life is plunged into madness, and after attempting to murder her husband, she walks into the ocean. Arrested, charged and awaiting trial on a locked psychiatric unit, can she discover a path to forgiveness, for herself and the husband she tried to kill? The Wave is a beautifully-written debut novel that explores the emotional complexity of family life and how suffering, self-realization and the power of love can heal even the most wounded bonds of trust.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRedDoor Press
    Release dateMar 25, 2021
    ISBN9781913062767
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