Night Train to Marrakech is told from the perspectives of both Vicky, and Clemence: granddaughter and grandmother.
Vicky has travelled to Morocco to meet her paternal grandmother for the first time, and to search out the fashion designer, Yves Saint Laurent.
Clemence has lived in Morocco all her life, yet sent her newborn son over to France to be raised by her best friend.
Granddaughter and Grandmother have a lifetime to catch up on, and questions to answer.
This wonderful story is set in the multi- cultural country of Morocco in the 1960s. Whilst the main narrative plot is about the two women's relationship, it also branches off to unearth long held secrets, and old loves. And throws in some suspense, some murder most foul, and one heck of an adventure.
Although this is the last in the trio of a series, it can be read as a standalone book.
Vicky has travelled to Morocco to meet her paternal grandmother for the first time, and to search out the fashion designer, Yves Saint Laurent.
Clemence has lived in Morocco all her life, yet sent her newborn son over to France to be raised by her best friend.
Granddaughter and Grandmother have a lifetime to catch up on, and questions to answer.
This wonderful story is set in the multi- cultural country of Morocco in the 1960s. Whilst the main narrative plot is about the two women's relationship, it also branches off to unearth long held secrets, and old loves. And throws in some suspense, some murder most foul, and one heck of an adventure.
Although this is the last in the trio of a series, it can be read as a standalone book.