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| About the Book | |
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Less than a month after the celebrations of Millennium Night, the island of Lombok – sister to its famous neighbour, Bali – is torn apart by riots, part of the religious and ethnic tensions that are threatening the stability of the whole of Indonesia.
After a life spent wandering the world, Denise Laing has settled in the tourist resort of Senggigi and seems to have found a fragile inner peace. But the riots, and the arrival of her estranged daughter, set off a personal crisis that shakes this peace to its roots. The final part of a trilogy set in Indonesia, Lombok Flames explores the struggle to find meaning in the modern globalised world and the role of religion in that struggle.
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| About the Author | |
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Alan Brayne lived for six years in Indonesia and was resident in Lombok during the riots there in 2000. He likes film noir, Charlie Chan movies, smelly cheese, and the colour turquoise. |