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Some lives begin again only when they finally find a place to belong.
In the warm hills beyond the Spanish harbour, Sophia’s house has learned to hold silence, memory, and second chances. Once a place marked by absence and old wounds, it now gathers people who arrive carrying unfinished histories of their own.
Amina, a Pakistani journalist, comes to Spain for work — and to escape the family accusations that have followed her after helping her cousin Maria choose a life of her own. Sharp, observant, and unwilling to be pitied, she begins writing about old cities, migration, memory, and belonging, only to discover that the story she is really entering is much closer to home.
Maria has returned to Spain more settled than before, yet still cautious with her heart. When Nicolas Aranda, a guarded cultural lawyer, draws her into an archive of family papers, hidden connections begin to surface between Spain, Pakistan, Britain, and the old secrets that shaped the lives around her.
Meanwhile, Sophia and Rafiq find themselves facing a tenderness neither expected at this stage of life — a quiet, dignified love that forces the family to reconsider what loyalty, honour, and happiness can mean after years of sacrifice.
As Amina, Maria, Sophia, Rafiq, Daniel, Elena, and Adrian move through questions of inheritance, truth, love, and belonging, the house beyond the harbour becomes more than a refuge. It becomes a place where old silences are finally challenged, where unfinished stories are given room to breathe, and where lives once shaped by duty begin to imagine freedom.
The House Beyond the Harbour is a deeply emotional literary family novel about migration, memory, late-life love, hidden histories, and the courage it takes to build a life beyond what others expected.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Some lives begin again only when they finally find a place to belong.In the warm hills beyond the Spanish harbour, Sophia's house has learned to hold silence, memory, and second chances. Once a place marked by absence and old wounds, it now gathers people who arrive carrying unfinished histories of their own.Amina, a Pakistani journalist, comes to Spain for work - and to escape the family accusations that have followed her after helping her cousin Maria choose a life of her own. Sharp, observant, and unwilling to be pitied, she begins writing about old cities, migration, memory, and belonging, only to discover that the story she is really entering is much closer to home.Maria has returned to Spain more settled than before, yet still cautious with her heart. When Nicolas Aranda, a guarded cultural lawyer, draws her into an archive of family papers, hidden connections begin to surface between Spain, Pakistan, Britain, and the old secrets that shaped the lives around her.Meanwhile, Sophia and Rafiq find themselves facing a tenderness neither expected at this stage of life - a quiet, dignified love that forces the family to reconsider what loyalty, honour, and happiness can mean after years of sacrifice.As Amina, Maria, Sophia, Rafiq, Daniel, Elena, and Adrian move through questions of inheritance, truth, love, and belonging, the house beyond the harbour becomes more than a refuge. It becomes a place where old silences are finally challenged, where unfinished stories are given room to breathe, and where lives once shaped by duty begin to imagine freedom.The House Beyond the Harbour is a deeply emotional literary family novel about migration, memory, late-life love, hidden histories, and the courage it takes to build a life beyond what others expected. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781066744046
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Some lives begin again only when they finally find a place to belong.In the warm hills beyond the Spanish harbour, Sophia's house has learned to hold silence, memory, and second chances. Once a place marked by absence and old wounds, it now gathers people who arrive carrying unfinished histories of their own.Amina, a Pakistani journalist, comes to Spain for work - and to escape the family accusations that have followed her after helping her cousin Maria choose a life of her own. Sharp, observant, and unwilling to be pitied, she begins writing about old cities, migration, memory, and belonging, only to discover that the story she is really entering is much closer to home.Maria has returned to Spain more settled than before, yet still cautious with her heart. When Nicolas Aranda, a guarded cultural lawyer, draws her into an archive of family papers, hidden connections begin to surface between Spain, Pakistan, Britain, and the old secrets that shaped the lives around her.Meanwhile, Sophia and Rafiq find themselves facing a tenderness neither expected at this stage of life - a quiet, dignified love that forces the family to reconsider what loyalty, honour, and happiness can mean after years of sacrifice.As Amina, Maria, Sophia, Rafiq, Daniel, Elena, and Adrian move through questions of inheritance, truth, love, and belonging, the house beyond the harbour becomes more than a refuge. It becomes a place where old silences are finally challenged, where unfinished stories are given room to breathe, and where lives once shaped by duty begin to imagine freedom.The House Beyond the Harbour is a deeply emotional literary family novel about migration, memory, late-life love, hidden histories, and the courage it takes to build a life beyond what others expected. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781066744046
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Some lives begin again only when they finally find a place to belong.In the warm hills beyond the Spanish harbour, Sophia's house has learned to hold silence, memory, and second chances. Once a place marked by absence and old wounds, it now gathers people who arrive carrying unfinished histories of their own.Amina, a Pakistani journalist, comes to Spain for work - and to escape the family accusations that have followed her after helping her cousin Maria choose a life of her own. Sharp, observant, and unwilling to be pitied, she begins writing about old cities, migration, memory, and belonging, only to discover that the story she is really entering is much closer to home.Maria has returned to Spain more settled than before, yet still cautious with her heart. When Nicolas Aranda, a guarded cultural lawyer, draws her into an archive of family papers, hidden connections begin to surface between Spain, Pakistan, Britain, and the old secrets that shaped the lives around her.Meanwhile, Sophia and Rafiq find themselves facing a tenderness neither expected at this stage of life - a quiet, dignified love that forces the family to reconsider what loyalty, honour, and happiness can mean after years of sacrifice.As Amina, Maria, Sophia, Rafiq, Daniel, Elena, and Adrian move through questions of inheritance, truth, love, and belonging, the house beyond the harbour becomes more than a refuge. It becomes a place where old silences are finally challenged, where unfinished stories are given room to breathe, and where lives once shaped by duty begin to imagine freedom.The House Beyond the Harbour is a deeply emotional literary family novel about migration, memory, late-life love, hidden histories, and the courage it takes to build a life beyond what others expected. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781066744046
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