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Ensconced 

Theo, a young man struggling to come to terms with his past, sits in his car unable to leave — spinning excuses and stories about why to stay. His older sister, Zoey, has other ideas. She manoeuvres her way into his heart in an attempt to help him move on. Playful yet full of love, Ensconced is a story about the power of family, puns, sultanas, and the Titanic. And in no way is it about scones.
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Theo, a young man struggling to come to terms with his past, sits in his car unable to leave — spinning excuses and stories about why to stay. His older sister, Zoey, has other ideas. She manoeuvres her way into his heart in an attempt to help him move on. Playful yet full of love, Ensconced is a story about the power of family, puns, sultanas, and the Titanic. And in no way is it about scones.

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