THE DECEPTIONS
by Suzanne Leal
Allen & Unwin, Crows Nest, NSW
Paperback: 277 pages
Price: AUD$29.95
Reviewed by Michael E. Daniel
Actions have consequences, many of which affect people for the rest of their long lives, and their descendants. This idea is central to Suzanne Leal’s latest novel, The Deceptions.
A lawyer by profession, Leal has again incorporated a Holocaust story into her work. The inspiration of one of the central aspects of the plot, namely a gendarme …
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