Unsheltered /
Moleta, Clare,
Unsheltered / Clare Moleta. - Pymble, NSW : Simon & Schuster Australia, 2021. - 309 pages ; 24 cm.
As the resourceful, relentless Li tracks her lost daughter across a disintegrating country, the journey will test the limits of her trust, her hope and her love. Unsheltered will leave you wrung out and gasping. Relentlessly propulsive and profoundly moving, Unsheltered taps into some of our worst fears and most implacable motivations, marking the emergence of a fully-formed and urgent literary voice. Against a background of social breakdown and destructive weather, Unsheltered tells the story of a woman's search for her daughter. Li never wanted to bring a child into a world like this but now that eight-year-old Matti is missing, she will stop at nothing to find her. As she crosses the great barren country alone and on foot, living on what she can find and fuelled by visions of her daughter just out of sight ahead, Li will have every instinct tested. She knows the odds against her: an uncompromising landscape, an indifferent system, time running out, and the risks of any encounters on the road. But the greatest obstacles of all might be her own uncertainty and the ghosts of her past. Because even if she finds her, how can she hope to shield Matti from what is to come?At times tender, at times terrifying, Unsheltered is an engrossing, unpredictable novel that keeps the reader in suspense all the way to the end. A brilliant feat of imagination that asks if our humanity is the only protection we have left, Unsheltered will affect you in ways a book hasn't done in years.
9781761100758 (pbk.) 9787161700758 1761100750 (pbk.)
Australian fiction.
Mothers and daughters--Fiction.
Missing children--Fiction.
Environmental refugees--Fiction.
Voyages and travels--Fiction.
Climatic changes--Social aspects--Fiction.
AUS fiction (Western Australia)
Thrillers (Fiction).
Dystopian fiction.
Thriller fiction.
Dystopias
A823.4
Unsheltered / Clare Moleta. - Pymble, NSW : Simon & Schuster Australia, 2021. - 309 pages ; 24 cm.
As the resourceful, relentless Li tracks her lost daughter across a disintegrating country, the journey will test the limits of her trust, her hope and her love. Unsheltered will leave you wrung out and gasping. Relentlessly propulsive and profoundly moving, Unsheltered taps into some of our worst fears and most implacable motivations, marking the emergence of a fully-formed and urgent literary voice. Against a background of social breakdown and destructive weather, Unsheltered tells the story of a woman's search for her daughter. Li never wanted to bring a child into a world like this but now that eight-year-old Matti is missing, she will stop at nothing to find her. As she crosses the great barren country alone and on foot, living on what she can find and fuelled by visions of her daughter just out of sight ahead, Li will have every instinct tested. She knows the odds against her: an uncompromising landscape, an indifferent system, time running out, and the risks of any encounters on the road. But the greatest obstacles of all might be her own uncertainty and the ghosts of her past. Because even if she finds her, how can she hope to shield Matti from what is to come?At times tender, at times terrifying, Unsheltered is an engrossing, unpredictable novel that keeps the reader in suspense all the way to the end. A brilliant feat of imagination that asks if our humanity is the only protection we have left, Unsheltered will affect you in ways a book hasn't done in years.
9781761100758 (pbk.) 9787161700758 1761100750 (pbk.)
Australian fiction.
Mothers and daughters--Fiction.
Missing children--Fiction.
Environmental refugees--Fiction.
Voyages and travels--Fiction.
Climatic changes--Social aspects--Fiction.
AUS fiction (Western Australia)
Thrillers (Fiction).
Dystopian fiction.
Thriller fiction.
Dystopias
A823.4
