If I Should Lose You: Edition 2
Apr 2024 · Fremantle Press
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Camille works as an organ transplant nurse, counselling families through heart-rending decisions. But at home, her own daughter Addie is critically ill. When an invitation to curate an exhibit arrives from artist Jack Darcy, her late mother' s lover, Camille is plunged into unresolved questions about her childhoood and her mother' s life. As Addie gets sicker, Camille wonders how far she will go to save her child – and how much of herself she can give when she has everything to lose.
Camille works as an organ transplant nurse, counselling families through heart-rending decisions. But at home, her own daughter Addie is critically ill. When an invitation to curate an exhibit arrives from artist Jack Darcy, her late mother' s lover, Camille is plunged into unresolved questions a...
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Natasha Lester worked as a marketing executive for L' Oreal before turning her hand to writing. She won the 2008 Hungerford Award for her first novel, What is Left Over After, and has since gone on to write several historical fiction novels. When she' s not writing, she loves collecting vintage fashion and practising the art of fashion illustration. Natasha lives with her husband and three children in Perth, WA.
Natasha Lester worked as a marketing executive for L' Oreal before turning her hand to writing. She won the 2008 Hungerford Award for her first novel, What is Left Over After, and has since gone on to write several historical fiction novels. When she' s not writing, she loves collecting vintage f...
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