by Nancy Cato · ISBN 9782724229554
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«Les Étoiles du Pacifique» is a novel by Nancy Cato, published by France Loisirs in 1986, with 523 pages and text in French.
The novel follows the Forbes, Brown and King families, settlers who arrive in Australia in the 19th century and struggle to master a wild land. Their stories intersect with the colonization of Aboriginal lands, the gold rush and the world wars, and their legacy culminates in Maggie, an independent descendant of a saga marked by the Pacific.
Family saga spanning 1824 to 1969, from Tasmania to the shores of the South Pacific.
The work will appeal to fans of historical fiction and Australian literature.
Nancy Fotheringham Cato was an Australian writer who published more than twenty historical novels, biographies and volumes of poetry. Cato is also known for her work campaigning on environmental and conservation issues.
