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The Black Eden Richard T. Kelly, II

The Black Eden By Richard T. Kelly, II

The Black Eden by Richard T. Kelly, II


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Summary

Scotland. Aaron and Robbie, two working-class friends since childhood, are taking their first diving exams in the depths of the North Sea. Jamie and Ally, a pair of very different boys at a remote boarding school, are plotting lofty ambitions.

The Black Eden Summary

The Black Eden: 'Wonderfully evocative and atmospheric.' WILLIAM BOYD by Richard T. Kelly, II

1956, the Scottish Highlands: Aaron and Robbie, a schoolmaster's son and a farmer's boy, are fast friends with a shared passion for diving, but very divergent ideas of what they will do with their lives. Meanwhile, Mark and Ally, bright pupils at Edinburgh's grandest private school, are aspiring to make change in the world - one through high finance, the other on the political stage. And Joseph, heir to an Aberdeen trawler-fishing dynasty, is brooding over whether his true ambitions are set higher than his father's succession plan. For each of them, the discovery of oil under the North Sea will make their dreams achievable. But behind the promise and temptation of 'black gold,' there is a price to be paid. Over the passing years, they will discover that oil can overthrow relationships, turn friends into foes, and even put lives in peril.

About Richard T. Kelly, II

Richard T. Kelly is the author of the novels Crusaders (2008), The Possessions of Doctor Forrest (2011) and The Knives (2016). His non-fiction publications include Alan Clarke (1998), Sean Penn: His Life and Times (2004), and Keegan & Dalglish (2017).

Additional information

GOR013093210
9780571346585
0571346588
The Black Eden: 'Wonderfully evocative and atmospheric.' WILLIAM BOYD by Richard T. Kelly, II
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Faber & Faber
20230706
464
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