Penelope Slocombe was born and raised in Scotland by an Australian mother, her childhood was split between the Findhorn Foundation, a New Age community near Inverness, and its satellite community on a tiny Hebridean island where sheep outnumbered people ten to one. She now lives in London with her young family and two cats. Sunbirds is her first novel.
'Seductive' Daily Mail'Vivid and packed with emotion, this assured debut about a mother searching for her son will take you on a journey to the ragged landscape of the Himalayas' Woman and Home'A thought-provoking ode to motherhood' Scots MagazineIn 1997 Anne's eighteen-year-old...
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