Pushing through the Darkness

« After a much-appreciated meal, Clementine seemed to have renewed energy.
“What's the next stop on our pilgrimage?” she asked. “Pilgrimage?” asked
Christophe. Taking his hand in hers, Clementine said: “Do you know, Chris? I
really feel as though I'm on a pilgrimage. I feel as though I have set out,
not so much on a honeymoon as a voyage of discovery, discovery of myself, and
discovery of my family. I have the strange feeling that everything was
preordained and that the different pieces of the puzzle are just falling into
place. Have you ever thought of life as a great jigsaw puzzle?” » Pushing
through the Darkness is a novel about family life and its areas of
misunderstanding, but also one about the Caribbean and its dramas, and the
upheavals of history - a triple perspective which makes of this work a
sensitive walk along the paths of Caribbean memory

*[3e]: Troisième