A fictional story based on fact, takes a look into the lives,
loves and struggles of small town, rural New Zealand in the 1930's.
Prejudice and tribal law dies hard and survival is the ultimate challenge.
Ben Grayson turns his back on city life and returns with his family to his hometown.
A little romance, ghosts from the past, murder, mystery and an attempted hanging under the ancient
Maori law of 'Utu' are but a few things that will have the reader turning the pages to share the excitement, intrigue and sadness.
Professional Reviews
by Gordon Wills Johnson - editor Freelance Magazine
The language throughout, in dialogue and description is authentically 1930's.
It would be easy to believe the book was actually written then - and the story is believable with plenty of action.
An attractive cover too.
Ian Mune
A good robust story with some great characters.
Kiwi to the core!
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