Ebook {Epub PDF} The Last Pier by Roma Tearne

 · The Last Pier is an atmospheric page-turner and Tearne keeps the reader guessing to the end as to the various fates of her characters. The Good Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins. A beautiful and atmospheric novel about family, love, loss and regret by critically acclaimed author Roma Tearne. How deep the summer had bitten into the land that last August, how cruelly it had burnt into earth and grass and air. What had started out as a pastel and water-faded spring turning so unexpectedly into a splintering, shimmering thing. thanks Roma Tearne. ‘The Last Pier’ is a compelling plot written in engaging prose and covering the life of one single individual, Cecily, as 13 year old in the final days before WW2 and then her current self in the Aug Despite the 40 years which separate her, Cecily remains as confused by the events that resulted in her older sister.

The Last Pier: Tearne, Roma: Books - www.doorway.ru Skip to main www.doorway.ru Hello Select your address Books Hello, Sign in. Account Lists Returns Orders. Cart All. Cyber Monday Best Sellers New. The Last Pier is an atmospheric page-turner and Tearne keeps the reader guessing to the end as to the various fates of her characters. The Good Tourist, by Lucy Popescu, is published by Arcadia. The Last Pier Aug by Roma Tearne (65) £ £ An epic novel of love, loss and a family uprooted, set in the contrasting landscapes of war-torn Sri Lanka and immigrant London. Grace de Silva, wife of the shiftless but charming Aloysius, has five children and a crumbling marriage.

The Last Pier; By: Roma Tearne; Narrated by: Catherine Harvey; Length: 11 hrs and 20 mins Unabridged Audiobook. I truly loved The Last Pier and Roma Tearne’s writing style. The plot can be a little hard to follow as the storyline jumps back and forth through time, but reading it from the main character’s point of view allows the reader to discover the secrets at the same time as Cecily does in the book. thanks Roma Tearne. ‘The Last Pier’ is a compelling plot written in engaging prose and covering the life of one single individual, Cecily, as 13 year old in the final days before WW2 and then her current self in the Aug Despite the 40 years which separate her, Cecily remains as confused by the events that resulted in her older sister.