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Abbe Holmes

Abbe is one of Australia's most recognised mainstream voice actors, known for her versatility and character ability. She’s been a voiceover technique coach and demo producer for over 15 years, teaching the mastery of voiceover for both commercial and non-commercial work, character voices and audiobook narration. Abbe’s a proud member of the Equity Section of the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA) where she has a position on the MEAA board. She has also worked on screen, producing and performing in two short films.

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Title:: Out of the Silence
Written by:: Wendy James
Read by:: Abbe Holmes
Format:: Unabridged CD Audio Book
Number of CDs:: 11
Duration:: 12 hours 16 minutes
Published:: March 01 2020
Available Date:: March 01 2020
Age Category:: Adult
ISBN:: 9780655654629
Genres:: Fiction; Crime & Thriller; Historical Fiction
Publisher:: Bolinda audio

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I hold Jacky close, fix my eyes on the door and walk as fast as I can ...

'What we are suggesting is nothing,' the man mutters darkly, as I pass through the door and into the brightly lit hall. 'Nothing. Far worse can happen.' Far worse. I have a baby, two shillings, no reputation and nowhere to go, but even so I cannot imagine what far worse might be. Out of the Silence is the stunning tale of three women from very different worlds: Maggie Heffernan, a spirited working-class country girl; Elizabeth Hamilton, whose own disappointment in love has served only to strengthen her humanity; and the remarkable Vida Goldstein, the suffragist who was to become the first woman to stand for Parliament. When Maggie's life descends into darkness after a terrible betrayal, the three women's lives collide. Out of the Silence powerfully evokes the plight of women in the early 1900s – not least their limited options, whatever their class and education. However, at its heart this is a story of love – of love gone wrong, its compromises and disappointments, but ultimately of its extraordinary transformative power.

'This is a work of intelligence and talent informed by a deeply humane sensitivity.'
Sydney Morning Herald