Postcards

Staid and constrained widower at twenty-six, Adam Peters thinks he knew his wife, Tracy. He thinks he knows her family, their friends, their world, himself. Then he begins receiving postcards from Julie, an old friend of Tracy she never told him about from a phase of her life she never told him about. As he learns more about Tracy's old life and just how her family are so different to other people, Adam bursts into new life himself. Of course, competing romantic interests, Libby and Yvette, have quite a bit to do with it, too. Evocatively set in the Waikato, New Zealand, mainly in 2017, Postcards is a light-hearted yet intimate and touching family drama with a science fiction thread - about loyalty, honesty and deception in friendships and intimate relationships, about love, romance, grief, comedy and mystery within everyday life. Postcards' seamlessly mixed-genre weave, engages devotees of family drama, romance, comedy, science fiction, mystery, even chick-lit.