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Lena, the lost child...
Found wandering the streets of wartime Paris. No-one knows her real name or where she came from.
Australia in the 'Swinging Sixties.'
Lena is working in the Melbourne Law Courts. One day in court she hears a man's voice. A voice that sounds hauntingly familiar. A voice that sends icy chills down her spine. Is it possible that this man has something to do with her unknowable past?
Lena embarks on a search for more. A newspaper story. A history. A connection. And slowly, layer by layer, the past is peeled away, revealing a picture of evil involving thousands of lives and touching on Lena's own personal tragedy.
The Butterfly Enigma ranges from the submarine-patrolled sea lanes of the Baltic to the courtrooms of mid-sixties Australia, to the island of Crete, to Paris, Tel Aviv, and Rio de Janeiro. A gripping story of one young woman's search for her lost past. Above all, her passionate and overwhelming desire for justice and retribution.
About the Author
Lorraine Campbell is a licensed shorthand writer. She worked for seventeen years as a court reporter with the Victoria Government Reporting Service, providing verbatim transcripts of Supreme Court criminal trials and in other jurisdictions. She has also been a freelance court reporter in the Australian Industrial Relations Commission.
She holds an Arts degree from Monash University, majoring in Philosophy and English Literature, and studied French and German for a number of years. Her previous novels are Resisting the Enemy and In Mortal Danger.
A resident of Melbourne’s bayside, Lorraine adores the opera, theatre and movies. She also likes to keep fit and runs every morning along the beach and in the local parks. What she really enjoys doing most is lying on a chaise longue, eating chocolate and reading crime thrillers – or absolutely anything by Alan Furst.
ISBN: 9780994338723
ISBN-10: 0994338724
Published: 1st November 2015
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number of Pages: 414
Audience: General Adult
Publisher: McIntosh Publishing
Country of Publication: AU
Dimensions (cm): 23.4 x 15.6 x 2.2
Weight (kg): 0.58
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