Les femmes du bout du monde

Synopsis of Les femmes du bout du monde

«Les femmes du bout du monde» is the novel by Mélissa Da Costa, published by Le Livre de Poche in paperback (480 pages, in French).

In the Catlins, southern New Zealand, Autumn and her daughter Milly run the campsite «Mutunga o te ao», 'the end of the world' in Maori. The arrival of Flore, a young Parisian seeking redemption, disrupts their lives; amid wild nature and Maori legends, the three women confront their wounds and learn to forgive and love one another.

Paperback edition from the Le Livre de Poche collection (No. 37462), published on 27 March 2024.

For readers of contemporary fiction: an emotional story about resilience, female friendship and second chances in the landscapes of New Zealand.