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The Serenity Centre in Cambodia was full of secrets. The discovery of a dead body triggers painful memories for Rita of events in New Zealand five years earlier. Under suspicion, she is forced to find answers. Patricia Donovans novel weaves two crime stories, exploring memory, emotional triggers, and hidden strengths.

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The Madison Gap is a mesmerising and ultimately explosive story of a woman's awakening. In crisp, stirring prose, Patricia Donovan evokes the angst of family discordance and, as we follow Lexi's search for understanding, captures exquisitely the disquiet and uncertainty that comes when dreams are challenged by reality.

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In 1853, only a lunatic would consider crossing the Syrian desert to see the Roman ruins at Palmyra. Most travellers from Europe rash enough to venture into the desert are never seen again, and a woman considering such a journey, without her husband, is preposterous.

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Patricia Donovan has created a haunting and compelling narrative that explores the fragility of our social fabric and, ultimately, our humanity.

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