Dunedin

DunedinAuthor: Shena Mackay ISBN: 9780349007199 Publisher: Little Brown Year first published: 14 Jun 2016 Pages: 432 Format: Paperback softback New Zealand, 1909. After weeks at sea the new minister, Jack Mackenzie, arrives from Scotland with his unhappy wife and children in tow. A keen naturalist, he is more enthralled by the botanical and carnal delights of Dunedin than in the wellbeing of his flock. In London, eighty years later, Jack Mackenzie's

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complex exploration of race and class

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