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    The Half Life of Truth

    By Nick Lacroix

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    After six years without contact, a young man returns to New Zealand and attempts to reconnect with family and friends who have moved on and a country he no longer recognizes, but he is forced to confront the failures of his past, as a headstrong idealist trapped in a floundering relationship, and as a Japanese exile infatuated with the wrong woman.

    From the high-achieving daughter of Chinese immigrants, a Japanese misfit who rubs everyone the wrong way, and an old friend embroiled in a Maori land occupation, this satirical and darkly humorous novel chronicles bigotry, love and the fragility of truth in New Zealand and Japan at the close of the twentieth century.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNick Lacroix
    Release dateSep 15, 2015
    ISBN9781310152191
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    The Half Life of Truth
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    Nick Lacroix

    My name is Nicholas LaCroix, and this is the first book I have fully written. While growing up, I have attempted to write stories of all kinds but could never find a way to end them or how to make the plot roll off the pages. Now, or at least in my opinion, I have found the way to make that happen. I currently work at a circuit board factory and spend most of my free time on the weekdays writing and thinking of new stories to create for the future.

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