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The Elysium Testament
Fear,
denial, love, longing, grief and obsession are the powerful emotions which
assail Nina, an accomplished grotto restorer, as she tries to make sense
of her mystical son's last tragic summer and the slow unravelling of her
marriage. With raw honesty and seductive lyricism, O'Donnell draws us
into the troubled life of a bewildered family attempting to accommodate
the inexplicable into their contemporary world.
'Mary O'Donnell writes with poetic elegance and a savage, witty intelligence.
The Elysium Testament is a modern morality tale imbued with the gothic
eerieness of The Turn of the Screw. Cool, haunting and absolutely unflinching.'
(Novelist Mary Morrissy).

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