WOMAN OF THE INNER SEA

by Thomas Keneally

First published 1992

After the tragic loss of her two children, Kate escapes her wealthy husband and comfortable life, fleeing to the Australian outback. Confronting the harsh beauty of the land, she discovers an inner resilience that helps her confront the deceit that has enveloped her world. This emotional tale of grief, integrity, and self-discovery explores how the wilderness can forge the courage to face even the most devastating of tragedies.

Genres: fiction, literary-fiction, 20th-century, contemporary, family-drama

Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: fish-out-of-water, self-discovery

Setting: Australia, Australian Outback

Period: 20th Century

284 pages · Paperback · Hodder and Stoughton

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