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On the Java Ridge
- Narrated by: Lewis Fitz-Gerald
- Length: 10 hrs and 16 mins
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Summary
In Canberra, a federal election looms and Cassius Calvert, Minister for Border Integrity, is facing a new hard-line policy regarding asylum-seekers. Off the Indonesian island of Dana, Isi Natoli, skipper of the Java Ridge, and a group of Australian surf tourists are anchored beside an idyllic reef. A few kilometres away, Roya and her mother are amongst the passengers fleeing persecution aboard the Talakar. When a storm breaks, these stories collide with chilling consequences....
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- Katy S
- 12-02-24
Brilliant storytelling and narration
Spot on narration, moving story.
Not quite as compelling as Backyard Cricket but completely worth a credit.
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- Andrew John Dunlop
- 22-03-22
superb and harrowing read
I was moved and upset at the same time. Not only a well written novel with a great story line but a deep insight into race and prejudice. Wasn't sure the author could
emulate The Rules of Cricket but he has shown himself to be a truly great author.
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