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Debatable land
A journey by yacht on the Pacific by six people. They are Logan, the captain and restless heir to a Glasgow fortune; Elspeth, his troubled second wife; Alec, a painter from Edinburgh who has decided to change his life by moving to New Zealand; Gabriel a pretty cook with whom Logan sleeps; and mariners Nick and Sandro. A study in characters by the author of A Case of Knives.
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- "Een zeiltocht van Tahiti naar Nieuw-Zeeland brengt een zestal mensen in nauw contact met elkaar."
- "A journey by yacht on the Pacific by six people. They are Logan, the captain and restless heir to a Glasgow fortune; Elspeth, his troubled second wife; Alec, a painter from Edinburgh who has decided to change his life by moving to New Zealand; Gabriel a pretty cook with whom Logan sleeps; and mariners Nick and Sandro. A study in characters by the author of A Case of Knives."
- "A journey by yacht on the Pacific by six people. They are Logan, the captain and restless heir to a Glasgow fortune; Elspeth, his troubled second wife; Alec, a painter from Edinburgh who has decided to change his life by moving to New Zealand; Gabriel a pretty cook with whom Logan sleeps; and mariners Nick and Sandro. A study in characters by the author of A Case of Knives."@en
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