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Narrated by:
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Nisrine Amine
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By:
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Alex Sarkis
Twenty-six-year-old Nicole Najim is struggling to find herself after a painful breakup, just when she thought she was going to settle down.
Working a dead-end job in the family car dealership and at a loose end, she picks up her camera and returns to the melting pot of Sydney’s West to rediscover her roots.
When she catches up with childhood friend, Danny, who makes his living in a shadowy underworld, their relationship intensifies just as the law starts to close in. Nicole must weigh her feelings against her deepest fears, all while chasing her own dreams and capturing the hidden truths around her.
Alex Sarkis writes with warmth, humour, and a spot-on eye for the characters and suburbs of the world she grew up in.©2022 Alex Sarkis (P)2022 W. F. Howes Ltd/Ultimo Press
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A slice of life of Sydney’s West
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I highly recommend it.
So easy to listen to while driving… especially for those of us who don’t have time to sit down with a book.
Brilliant.
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The Lebanese community of Sydney in all its glory
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Great book
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A heartfelt homage to Sydney’s west
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