Former right-wing cabinet minister James Tinley decides to run for office again, and is assured of the National Candidacy when his opponent shoots young and brilliant Owen Moody. The trial causes a political sensation and exposes the cracks in the facade of Tinley's political circle.
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Maurice Gee is one of New Zealand's best-known writers. He has won the James Tait Black Memorial Prize in Britain and numerous awards and prizes in New Zealand. He is the author of both adult and children's novels, including the award-winning trilogy Plumb.
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Paperback. Condition: Fair. Sam is a retired journalist and friend of James Tinley. James is a former right-wing Cabinet Minister, reserved, patrician, unforgiving. Owen Moody is young and brilliant and soon to be dead. It is Wellington, 1935. The Great Depression is almost over and Labour is set to seize victory in the coming election. James decides to run for office again and is assured of the National candidacy when his opponent shoots Moody. The trial causes a political sensation and exposes the cracks in the carefully guarded fagade of this political circle. For James the approaching elections also bring him closer to the slow and dramatic collapse of his world. On the night, James inevitably loses his seat to Labour and the terrible dark secret in his life surfaces. He's been caught, compromised and blackmailed. Only at the brink is it revealed what an appalling price he has paid for the great lie in his life. Foxing. 223 pages. Seller Inventory # 1414850
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