The Sand Crabs: A Novel / By M.E. Morris

Life and circumstance force us all to face enemies. The hallmark of a life well lived is how we deal with those enemies. On the beach at Vaka Malua, a tiny island in the South Pacific, amid romantic sunsets, tropical flowers and the sounds of the rain forest, Donald Foster faces his oldest enemy and ends a life well lived. Through the eyes of Donald Foster we glimpse a peaceful Polynesian sunset as moving as any symphony which becomes the prologue and the epilogue to a story of love, grief, agony, rage, vengeance and ultimately forgiveness. Within the 192 pages of TheSand Crabs author M E Morris manages to address a subject with such depth that most authors would be hard pressed to contain it in a thousand pages.The Sand Crabs, by ME Morris is more than a novel. It's a lesson in life and a commentary on our century written by a craftsman.