Ebook {Epub PDF} Refuge by N.G. Osborne

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― N.G. Osborne, quote from Refuge “All you create is greater dispair in these girls' lives for you can't mourn the loss of something you never knew about in the first place.” “We are hashest on the ones we love the most.”. About N.G. Osborne: I grew up in Angus, Scotland and from there went south to England for my schooling at Winchester College. At eighteen I took a detour. N. G. Osborne grew up in Angus, Scotland and graduated in from Oxford University with a B.A. in Politics, Philosophy Economics. At the age of eighteen, Osborne spent twelve months as a volunteer for Project Trust working in a school and the Afghan refugee camps of Peshawar, Pakistan. This experience was the inspiration for his novel Refuge.