Title: A moving story of a clash of cultures in early white history in Australia
Product review: For an Australian, it is a deeply moving account of early white settlement and the terrible clash of cultures.Its descriptions of life in London and the sufferings there which resulted in such a strong resentment in the white prisoner and determination to have his piece of land and incompehension of the life lived by the owners of the land are believable and moving. In the novel, some recognise that there was a third way which alas was never accepted and troubls us to this day.The desription of the river and its power and beauty is moving. Couple this with the fact that it is based on Kate Grenvile's research into her own family it is an important book well told with its ending becoming increasingly apparent s the story progresses.
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