It's 1969. The headline news lurches from hippy demonstrations for "peace and
love" to war stories from Vietnam. On the edge of Europe, Turkey is fighting to
emerge from its Ottoman legacy.
As global turmoil seeps into the country, Hakan and his American fiancee, Grace,
travel from London to his provincial hometown so that he can do his required
military service. Unprepared for the traumas that await them, they walk into a
family struggling with bankruptcy, smuggling charges, emotional instability and
alcoholism.
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It s 1969. The headlines lurch from hippy demonstrations for peace and love to war stories from Vietnam. On the edge of Europe, Turkey is fighting to emerge from its Ottoman legacy. As global turmoil seeps into the country, Hakan and his American fiance, Grace, travel from London to his provincial home so that he can do his mandatory military service. Unprepared for the traumas that await them, they walk into a family struggling with bankruptcy, smuggling charges and alcoholism. Determined to pursue their life together, whatever the obstacles, Hakan and Grace begin to wonder if events will conspire to defeat them. While Hakan tries to hold together his family in Turkey and his business in London, Grace, the uninvited outsider, makes a personal journey through a culture embedded deeply in the past. This is her dramatic, touching and funny true story.
Grace Beyler was born and grew up in the USA. Most of her adult life has been spent in London, which she regards as home and where she sees her most important roles as those of wife, mother and grandmother. Now a retired businesswoman, her first priority is family and friends, but she also enjoys her volunteer work, travel and writing. From a young age, Grace always wanted to travel, and she feels that her decision to settle in London has provided her with a stepping stone to the rest of the world. Turkey remains a favourite destination; her fascination with the country continues.
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