Katherine Scholes Livres
Katherine Scholes tisse des romans réputés pour leurs personnages captivants et leur narration immersive. Ses œuvres explorent souvent des thèmes profonds tels que l'identité, la famille et la quête d'appartenance. Scholes possède une voix littéraire distinctive, experte dans l'art de tisser des récits profondément ancrés dans le pouvoir évocateur des paysages. Son écriture invite les lecteurs dans des mondes richement imaginés, offrant une expérience véritablement captivante.




La dame au sari bleu
- 484pages
- 17 heures de lecture
Go in search of your mother by all means, but don't count on what you'll find . . . Zelda Madison grew up knowing very little about her mother – only that she had been a dancer, an American, and that she had died. But Zelda learns that her mother was so much more than that. She was an international superstar, an idol – and she is still alive. Leaving behind her quiet life in a remote fishing village on Flinders Island, Zelda sets off on the journey of a lifetime. Piecing together the few clues left to her, she digs deep into a painful past in the hope she can uncover a new future. Moving from the rugged Tasmanian coast to the ashrams of India and the Himalayan foothills, Make Me an Idol is a beautifully touching story about how to be a mother, and how to live without one.
Leopard Hall
- 747pages
- 27 heures de lecture