Mr Chen's Emporium
By Deborah O'Brien
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Perfect for book clubs, Mr Chen's Emporium is an enchanting historical love story, as East meets West in a sleepy NSW gold rush town.
Perfect for book clubs, Mr Chen's Emporium is an enchanting historical love story, as East meets West in a sleepy NSW gold rush town.
In 1872, seventeen-year-old Amy Duncan arrives in the Gold Rush town of Millbrooke, having spent the coach journey daydreaming about glittering pavilions and gilded steeples. What she finds is a dusty main street lined with ramshackle buildings.
That is until she walks through the doors of Mr Chen's Emporium, a veritable Aladdin's cave, and her life changes forever. Though banned from the store by her dour clergyman father, Amy is entranced by its handsome owner, Charles Chen . . .
In present-day Millbrooke, recently widowed artist Angie Wallace has rented the Old Manse where Amy once lived. When her landlord produces an antique trunk containing Amy's intriguingly diverse keepsakes - both Oriental and European - Angie resolves to learn more about this mysterious girl from the past.
And it's not long before the lives of two very different women, born a century apart, become connected in the most poignant and timeless ways.
Deborah O'Brien's fiction debut is a mesmerising story of forbidden love and following one's heart . . .
'A real charmer and a fine debut.' - Deborah Rodriguez, author of The Little Coffee Shop of Kabul
- ISBN:
- 9781742755557
- Format:
- Paperback / softback
- Pages:
- 352
- Published:
- Publisher:
- Transworld Publishers (Division of Random House Australia)
- Imprint:
- Bantam
- Weight:
- 286 g