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A Trace of Sun

By: Pam Williams
Narrated by: Indra Ove, Tobi Bakare
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A stunning and lyrical debut novel inspired by the author's family experiences.

Raef is left behind in Grenada when his mother, Cilla, follows her husband to England in search of a better life. When they are finally reunited seven years later, they are strangers–and the emotional impact of the separation leads to events that rip their family apart.

As they try to move forward with their lives, his mother's secret will make Raef question all he's ever known of who he is.

©2024 Pam Williams (P)2024 W.F.Howes Ltd
Fiction Genre Fiction
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Beautifully written

A well crafted story of a complex family. A glimpse into the life of immigrants struggling to make their way and the lives of their children in late 20th century England. Hard to read in places, but I’m glad I did.

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The performance was really good

I really enjoyed the complex family story. As I have a complex family story of my own.

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Fabulous

A must read for anyone who loves stories about a family’s journey cleverly woven through different narrators eyes

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