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''Why this novel? Because we need empathy, understanding, some magic and hope more than ever in our lifetimes.'' HOLLY RINGLAND
''Most novels leave us with learnings, but very few refine your character. I left more astute, more empathic, and somehow wiser after I read these pages.'' HILDE HINTON
Frank feared a reckoning, but what he feared more was that all the men in his family were cursed.
Frank Herbert''s family has gathered at Tinaroo Dam for his daughter Lily''s wedding - the first time he''s been back since the death of his father, Joe, a year earlier. Like Frank, the dam is at an all-time low and as the water recedes, objects begin to emerge - abstract and disquieting.
Joe''s father Victor - Frank''s grandfather - was the butcher of Tinaroo during the dam''s construction, but Joe refused to speak of him. Joe was not a talker, but he could roar. And he could smash things. What sorrow was his fury, and this place, concealing? A
