An English couple with their young child find themselves beginning a new period of their life in a small village in India in 1952. Martin is still struggling to get his life on track as he grapples with unbearable wartime memories whilst life for Evie is not what she expects. But when she finds some letters hidden in a wall she becomes completely spellbound by them and the characters therein.
The author cleverly interweaves the story of Evie and her family with that of the people from 100 years earlier. And, as Evie's fascination with her Victorian discoveries deepens, she unearths powerful secrets. But at what cost to her present, already fragile existence in India?
Now in paperback, The Sandalwood Tree is an unforgettable tale of love and betrayal during the height of political unrest in India.Nationally bestselling author Elle Newmark's rich, sweeping novel brings to life two love stories, ninety years apart, set against the backdrop of war-torn India. 1947. India is rife with violence surrounding Britain's imminent departure. Yet Evie Mitchell is eager to start a new life there with her husband, Martin, a troubled anthropologist, and their young son.
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Now in paperback, The Sandalwood Tree is an unforgettable tale of love and betrayal during the height of political unrest in India.Nationally bestselling author Elle Newmark's rich, sweeping novel brings to life two love stories, ninety years apart, set against the backdrop of war-torn India. 1947. India is rife with violence surrounding Britain's imminent departure.
The Sandalwood Tree features in the following genres: Historical Fiction, Family Drama, Book Club Recommendations, eBooks of the Month, Fiction, Recommendations
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The Sandalwood Tree was written by Elle Newmark and published by Emily Bestler Books an imprint of Simon & Schuster
The Sandalwood Tree has 368 pages
