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The Scornful Moon
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  • Maurice Gee
    / Prowlers to Access Road

    …secrets in such works as The Scornful Moon (2003), which centres on the efforts of a former journalist to collaborate on a detective novel while his brother-in-law pursues an ill-advised political campaign during New Zealand’s 1935 elections; Blindsight (2005), which delves into the fracture of the relationship between a scientist…

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    …secrets in such works as The Scornful Moon (2003), which centres on the efforts of a former journalist to collaborate on a detective novel while his brother-in-law pursues an ill-advised political campaign during New Zealand’s 1935 elections; Blindsight (2005), which delves into the fracture of the relationship between a scientist…

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