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Sixty-Seven Days

By: Yvonne Weldon
Narrated by: Tamala Shelton
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'We don't say any words - everything has been said through two sets of eyes, two entangled souls and endless kissing.'

Evie has been raised in the heart of Aboriginal Redfern, by a proud trailblazing Wiradjuri family. She remembers so much about the previous world - the Dreamtime, the ancestors, and the knowing - but she also harbours a dark pain that is becoming almost too much to bear.

And then Evie meets James, a young man radiating pure love who fills her life with light. On the cusp of adulthood, with their whole lives ahead of them, they travel to Evie's beloved country, the central west of New South Wales and the Riverina regions. Swimming in the waters of the Kalare, as known by the Wiradjuri, and in the Murrumbidgee, singing with her ancestors, listening to the spirits.

The new world created between Evie and James is one they did not know they were missing. Now they can't leave it alone. They are no longer separate - they are one, they are whole together - until a sudden event leaves them seeking answers to one of life's most eternal questions: is love strong enough to withstand anything?

An intense and mesmerising story of first love and longing, suffused with Wiradjuri Dreaming, family and culture, about a future dreamt and a future taken, by an important new voice in Australian fiction.©2022 Yvonne Weldon (P)2022 Penguin Random House Australia
Fantasy Fiction Historical Fiction Literary Fiction Magical Realism Romance World Literature

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I had to complete this book for a book club and boy did I struggle. The narration is extremely monotone and this took away from the story, which honestly needs all the help it can get. The overly sickly romance between the two main characters took away from more interesting and important issues that also feature through out the book. Extremely predictable and the main characters not that appealing or interesting.

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