Ridge
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Author: Dorothy Simmons
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 224
A rape, a refuge, a recovery: two childhood friends meet again on the Ridge trails high above town, but in very different circumstances from public school days of 'my little ponies'. When frustrated, furious Maddie gallops her beloved horse up to the Ridge, the last person she expects to meet is Kate, still less a Kate lying battered and bruised, her bikie rapist long gone. Maddie takes her friend home; at Kate's insistence they go on to the local Youth Refuge, where Kate takes shelter. At the Refuge, they meet Nat, a shortsighted and nerdy student trying to cope with living at home, after what had started out as a blissful escape to life as a student at university. the three form a sometimes awkward, sometimes tempestuous alliance which culminates in their involvement in a local 'Reclaim the Night' march. Through this experience and related events, the three reject victimhood and work out how they, each, can reclaim the day.
Author: Dorothy Simmons
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 224
A rape, a refuge, a recovery: two childhood friends meet again on the Ridge trails high above town, but in very different circumstances from public school days of 'my little ponies'. When frustrated, furious Maddie gallops her beloved horse up to the Ridge, the last person she expects to meet is Kate, still less a Kate lying battered and bruised, her bikie rapist long gone. Maddie takes her friend home; at Kate's insistence they go on to the local Youth Refuge, where Kate takes shelter. At the Refuge, they meet Nat, a shortsighted and nerdy student trying to cope with living at home, after what had started out as a blissful escape to life as a student at university. the three form a sometimes awkward, sometimes tempestuous alliance which culminates in their involvement in a local 'Reclaim the Night' march. Through this experience and related events, the three reject victimhood and work out how they, each, can reclaim the day.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Dorothy Simmons
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 224
A rape, a refuge, a recovery: two childhood friends meet again on the Ridge trails high above town, but in very different circumstances from public school days of 'my little ponies'. When frustrated, furious Maddie gallops her beloved horse up to the Ridge, the last person she expects to meet is Kate, still less a Kate lying battered and bruised, her bikie rapist long gone. Maddie takes her friend home; at Kate's insistence they go on to the local Youth Refuge, where Kate takes shelter. At the Refuge, they meet Nat, a shortsighted and nerdy student trying to cope with living at home, after what had started out as a blissful escape to life as a student at university. the three form a sometimes awkward, sometimes tempestuous alliance which culminates in their involvement in a local 'Reclaim the Night' march. Through this experience and related events, the three reject victimhood and work out how they, each, can reclaim the day.
Author: Dorothy Simmons
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 224
A rape, a refuge, a recovery: two childhood friends meet again on the Ridge trails high above town, but in very different circumstances from public school days of 'my little ponies'. When frustrated, furious Maddie gallops her beloved horse up to the Ridge, the last person she expects to meet is Kate, still less a Kate lying battered and bruised, her bikie rapist long gone. Maddie takes her friend home; at Kate's insistence they go on to the local Youth Refuge, where Kate takes shelter. At the Refuge, they meet Nat, a shortsighted and nerdy student trying to cope with living at home, after what had started out as a blissful escape to life as a student at university. the three form a sometimes awkward, sometimes tempestuous alliance which culminates in their involvement in a local 'Reclaim the Night' march. Through this experience and related events, the three reject victimhood and work out how they, each, can reclaim the day.
Ridge