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Aphrodite's Island / Hilary Green.
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16 Jul 2024
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ISBN
9781004100187
Personal Name
Green, Hilary, 1937-
Title
Aphrodite's Island / Hilary Green.
Edition
Large print edition.
Production & Copyright Details
Rearsby, Leicester : WF Howes Ltd, 2022.
©2022.
Physical Description
vii, 308 pages (large print) ; 24 cm.
Content type
text
Summary Note
In 1955, Cyprus is torn apart by EOKA and Adriadne's family is deeply involved, but her heart skips the divide on seeing the young officer, Stephen Allenby, when her house is searched by the British military. They have an affair, but when it becomes known, he is sent home. In 1974 Stephen exists in a strained marriage and miserable job, but resurgence of EOKA activity affords him the opportunity to return to the island, but with his wife and young daughter in tow, where he searches for remembrances of his youth. In 1998, his daughter Cressida, is now 36 and at a crossroads: her mother has died and her relationship has failed. She travels to Northern Cyprus to seek answers to the pain-filled memories of her father's disappearance.
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E.O.K.A. (Cyprus) -- Fiction
Subject - Topical Term
Fathers and daughters -- Fiction
Man-woman relationships -- Fiction
Subject - Geographic Name
Cyprus -- History -- 1960-Fiction
Cyprus -- History -- British rule, 1878-1960 -- Fiction
Subject - Genre
Historical fiction
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Romance fiction
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