A chilling, mysterious story about a European woman rumoured to have been held captive by the Kurnai People of Gippsland in the 1840s after surviving a shipwreck, as told by a member of the search parties, many years after the event. As he speaks, it becomes apparent that the 'truth' surrounding these searches, supposedly taken out in 'in defence of virtue' and 'civilised' values, is as elusive as the white woman herself.
Liam Davison (1957-2014) was an award-winning novelist and short story writer. His works include The Shipwreck Party (1989), Soundings (1993), winner of the NBC Banjo Awards - NBC Banjo Award for Fiction, 1993, The White Woman (1994), The Betrayal (1999) and Collected Short Stories (2001).
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