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Cathie Dunsford

    Lied der Selkies
    Manawa Toa
    Ao Toa: Earth Warriors
    Song of the Selkies
    Manawa Toa Heart Warrior
    The Journey Home
    • 2005

      Ao Toa: Earth Warriors

      • 320 pages
      • 12 hours of reading
      3.3(10)Add rating

      In an eco-thriller set in New Zealand, passionate conservationists confront the dual threats of pollution and unregulated genetic engineering. The story intertwines ancient Maori traditions with feminist ideologies as Cowrie and her community challenge multinational corporations and government policies. They aim to resolve a local crisis marked by a sick teenager and a deteriorating coastal ecosystem, attributing these issues to careless pollution laws and environmental neglect stemming from genetic modifications.

      Ao Toa: Earth Warriors
    • 2001

      Song of the Selkies

      • 200 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      In this captivating tale, Cowrie and Sasha embark on a detective adventure to unravel the mystery surrounding Morrigan and the enchanting song of the selkies. As they delve deeper into the lore and secrets of these mythical creatures, their journey reveals hidden truths and challenges their understanding of friendship and bravery. The story weaves together elements of folklore and mystery, inviting readers to explore the magical world and the bonds that tie its characters together.

      Song of the Selkies
    • 2000

      Cowrie boards a ship bound for Moruroa Atoll during the French nuclear tests. She is in for a rough ride. As international attention is focused on the Pacific and the environment, the stakes rise sharply. Dive into a luscious feast of language and imagery, laced with Maori proverbs. This is the novel as haka.

      Manawa Toa Heart Warrior
    • 1997

      The Journey Home follows Cowrie through her passions for life, love, food and challenge. Peopled by a diverse array of Benny the outrageous film-maker, Peta who Cowrie falls in love with and the student DK who has a few things to learn. Torn between her newly made friendships in California and her roots in her homeland, Cowrie discovers that there is a price to pay for exile, even when it’s voluntary.

      The Journey Home