| Book Review |
Set
at the start of WWII when Japan invaded Hong Kong, this story describes
life, detention centers, relationships, class, society, bigotry and
internment camps. Woven inside was a story line spanning 10 years
describing events in 1942 then zooming to 1952 where a newly married
British couple, Clair and Martin move to Hong Kong to live and work. The
characters are lively and well crafted. Clair slowly realizing the past
was not so long ago. She has an affair with another expat, who was
formerly interned by the Japanese. Secrets are revealed while shame and
humiliation run rampant. |
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