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The Night Ferry

Robotham, Michael

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The Night Ferry

MICHAEL ROBOTHAM is the author of Suspect and Lost. He lives in Sydney, Australia.

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Title of ebook: The Night Ferry
ISBN: 9780385521819
Publisher: Doubleday Publishing
Internet download file size: 2361 kb
Pages: 384
Released online for download: 07-10-2007
Author of eBook: Robotham, Michael

The Night Ferry

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It was Graham Greene who said a story has no beginning or end. The author simply chooses a moment, an arbitrary point, and looks either forward or back. That moment is now—an October morning—when the clang of a metallic letter flap heralds the first post.

There is an envelope on the mat inside my front door. Inside is a small stiff rectangle of paper that says nothing and everything.

Dear Ali,
I’m in trouble. I must see you. Please come to the reunion.
Love, Cate

Sixteen words. Long enough to be a suicide note. Short enough to end an affair. I don’t know why Cate has written to me now. She hates me. She told me so the last time we spoke, eight years ago. The past. Given long enough I could tell you the month, the day and the hour but these details are unimportant.

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