Stern Men

Stern Men

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*John Irving meets Annie Proulx in a magical novel about love and rivalry among the lobster pots* On two remote islands off the coast of Maine - Courne Haven and Fort Niles - generations of local lobstermen have fought each other over who has the right to fish the waters that divide them. Their unlikely saviour is eighteen-year-old Ruth Thomas, a smart, resilient, irredeemably romantic woman who avoids her destiny with a passion that serves only to draw it closer to her.

Author: Elizabeth Gilbert
Format: Paperback, 304 pages, 130mm x 197mm, 200 g
Published: 2001, Pan Macmillan, United Kingdom
Genre: General & Literary Fiction

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*John Irving meets Annie Proulx in a magical novel about love and rivalry among the lobster pots* On two remote islands off the coast of Maine - Courne Haven and Fort Niles - generations of local lobstermen have fought each other over who has the right to fish the waters that divide them. Their unlikely saviour is eighteen-year-old Ruth Thomas, a smart, resilient, irredeemably romantic woman who avoids her destiny with a passion that serves only to draw it closer to her.