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Sarah Thornhill (2011) is a novel by Australian author Kate Grenville. [1] It is the sequel to the author's 2005 novel The Secret River. It won the 2012 Australian Book Industry Awards (ABIA) — Australian General Fiction Book of the Year, [2] and was shortlisted for the 2012 Prime Minister's Literary Awards .
1 gen 2011 · Sarah Thornhill is a satisfying ending to Kate Grenville's trilogy about the colonization of Australia by British prisoners. The story began in The Secret River (short-listed for the Booker Prize) with William Thornhill's deportation to New South Wales and continued in The Lieutenant with Daniel Rooke's quest to understand the ...
Her new book, Sarah Thornhill, is a cleanly written, sometimes poignant re-imagining of early colonial life…it should satisfy the troops of readers who come to Grenville for the blood and drama of her imagining of Australia’s colonial origins…
24 feb 2012 · Sarah Thornhill was the last child born to William and Sal Thornhill, the couple whose struggle for a new beginning was memorably imagined in Grenville's 2005 bestseller The Secret River....
Sarah Thornhill is a sequel to The Secret River. It tells the story of one of the children of the main character in the earlier book. Sarah Thornhill grows up knowing nothing of the dark secret in her family's past, and when she has to confront it, the direction of her life and her thinking is changed.
7 set 2012 · Kate Grenville’s latest novel, “Sarah Thornhill,” provides a wrenching conclusion to a tough-hearted trilogy about the colonizing of Australia.
Sarah Thornhill brings this acclaimed trilogy to an emotionally explosive conclusion. Sarah is the youngest daughter of William Thornhill, the pioneer at the center of The Secret River. Unknown to Sarah, her father—an ex-convict from London—has built his fortune on the blood of Aboriginal people.
