The Olive Sisters
The Olive Sisters by Amanda Hampson, published by Penguin Group Australia on September 26, 2005, is a work of fiction that explores themes of family and personal transformation. In this narrative, Adrienne’s life takes a turn when her marketing company fails, prompting her to leave the city for an abandoned olive grove once owned by her Italian grandparents. As she navigates her new rural surroundings, Adrienne encounters unexpected challenges and revelations about her past and the legacy of the Olive Sisters.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of experiences as Adrienne confronts old loves and discovers new ones, all while embracing the traditions tied to her family’s history. The story intricately weaves together elements of nostalgia and personal growth, set against the backdrop of the picturesque olive grove. With 271 pages, this edition invites readers to delve into a world where the beauty of nature and the complexities of relationships intertwine, offering a thoughtful exploration of life’s surprises.
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‘I open the gate and walk into the field . . . As the sun pours a river of light down this valley, I realise there are hundreds and hundreds of trees and I’ve seen those silver leaves before, not here in Australia, but shimmering in the groves that grace the terraced hillsides of Tuscany.’
When Adrienne’s marketing company goes down, her lifestyle does too. She retreats from the city to the beautiful, abandoned olive grove once owned by her Italian grandparents. A ‘tree change’ isn’t what Adrienne has in mind, however, and life in the country delivers some surprises as she confronts the past and learns the secrets of the Olive Sisters . . .
Old loves, new loves, warm toast and rich traditions are all part of the delicious blend of this absorbing story.
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