After Darkness
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Narrated by:
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Damien Warren-Smith
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By:
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Christine Piper
About this listen
It is early 1942, and Australia is in the midst of war. While working at a Japanese hospital in the port of Broome, Dr. Ibaraki is arrested and sent to Loveday internment camp in a remote corner of South Australia. As tensions at the isolated camp escalate, the doctor's beliefs are thrown into question, and he is forced to confront his past: the promise he made in Japan and its devastating consequences.
©2014 Christine Piper (P)2015 W.F. Howes LtdCritic Reviews
"Piper draws us deeper and deeper into the compelling story of Tomakazu Ibaraki, a man whose strengths - discretion, honour and loyalty - also lie at the heart of his personal tragedy." (Danielle Wood)
" After Darkness is about friendships that transcend clichéd notions of mateship. It's also about a man silenced by a promise...a haunting novel that lingers in a most unsettling way." (Fiona Stager)
Gentle thoughtful
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The more you read it, the better it gets
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A lovely insight into another world
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A Chilling Reminder of War
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Engaging story
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