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Following the starting of the girl he adores, Frank struggles to restore his life one of the sugar-cane and sand dunes that surround his oceanside shack. Forty years previously, Leon is picked to serve in Vietnam and sees herself suddenly facing exactly the same activities that bother his battle-veteran dad. As both of these tales place around each other—each read in a voice as soft because it is fierce—we discover what binds Joe and Leon collectively, and what might wind up keeping them apart. Set within the unforgiving landscape of western Australia, Evie Wyld’s achieved introduction discusses the inescapability of yesteryear, the ineffable connections of family, and the conflicts fought by dads and kids.