A Place to Stand"I'll never go back," she said. "Never." Sandra McLeod arrived in New Zealand as a child, with her British family. It was 1954. But the family's hopes for a new and better life faltered in the raw timber town and at sixteen Sandra fled. All she took with her were numbness and denial. Fifteen years later, a letter arrives and Sandra, now a successful real estate agent, knows she must go back. Back to her mother's vacant eyes and the secrets of the