No More Boats by Felicity Castagna

No More Boats by Felicity CastagnaIt is 2001. 438 refugees sit in a boat called Tampa off the shoreline of Australia, while the TV and radio scream out that the country is being flooded, inundated, overrun by migrants. Antonio Martone, once a migrant himself, has been forced to retire, his wife has moved in with the woman next door, his daughter runs off with strange men, his deadbeat son is hiding in the garden smoking marijuana. Amid his growing paranoia, the ghost of his dead

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who offers her a spot at a prestigious translation conference in Taipei

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are living with their loving legal guardian

Now it is 1953 and the fashion pages are awash with royal fever

Now she must race to save herself

It doesn't take long for Stanley to realize there's more than character improvement going on at Camp Green Lake