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Author: Fiona Lowe
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 528
'Fiona Lowe's ability to create atmosphere and tension and real relationship dynamics is a gift.' - Sally Hepworth, bestselling author of The Mother In Law When a lethal bushfire tore through Myrtle, nestled in Victoria's breathtaking Otway Ranges, the town's buildings - and the lives of its residents - were left as smouldering ash. For three women in particular, the fire fractured their lives and their relationships. Eighteen months later, with the flurry of national attention long past, Myrtle stands restored, shiny and new. But is the outside polish just a veneer? Community stalwart Julie thinks tourism could bring back some financial stability to their little corner of the world and soon prods Claire, Bec and Sophie into joining her group. But the scar tissue of trauma runs deep, and as each woman exposes her secrets and faces the damage that day wrought, a shocking truth will emerge that will shake the town to its newly rebuilt foundations... With her sharp eye for human foibles, bestselling author Fiona Lowe writes an evocative tale of everyday people fighting for themselves, their families and their town - as only this distinctively Australian storyteller can. Praise for Fiona Lowe: 'A book that delivers numerous shocks and is one that cannot be put down.' GLAM Adelaide 'Fiona Lowe is the queen of Australian country town fiction' Canberra Weekly 'A great grassroots yarn.' Woman's Day 'Lowe is a master at painting believable characters ... an addictive read.' The Weekly Times on Birthright 'Distinctly Australian with its power to evoke grit and tenderness, joy and bleakness, tragedy and comedy, all at once.' Better Reading on Birthright 'A sweeping Australian novel of lost love and tangled family secrets.' Australian Country on Daughter of Mine
Author: Fiona Lowe
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 528
'Fiona Lowe's ability to create atmosphere and tension and real relationship dynamics is a gift.' - Sally Hepworth, bestselling author of The Mother In Law When a lethal bushfire tore through Myrtle, nestled in Victoria's breathtaking Otway Ranges, the town's buildings - and the lives of its residents - were left as smouldering ash. For three women in particular, the fire fractured their lives and their relationships. Eighteen months later, with the flurry of national attention long past, Myrtle stands restored, shiny and new. But is the outside polish just a veneer? Community stalwart Julie thinks tourism could bring back some financial stability to their little corner of the world and soon prods Claire, Bec and Sophie into joining her group. But the scar tissue of trauma runs deep, and as each woman exposes her secrets and faces the damage that day wrought, a shocking truth will emerge that will shake the town to its newly rebuilt foundations... With her sharp eye for human foibles, bestselling author Fiona Lowe writes an evocative tale of everyday people fighting for themselves, their families and their town - as only this distinctively Australian storyteller can. Praise for Fiona Lowe: 'A book that delivers numerous shocks and is one that cannot be put down.' GLAM Adelaide 'Fiona Lowe is the queen of Australian country town fiction' Canberra Weekly 'A great grassroots yarn.' Woman's Day 'Lowe is a master at painting believable characters ... an addictive read.' The Weekly Times on Birthright 'Distinctly Australian with its power to evoke grit and tenderness, joy and bleakness, tragedy and comedy, all at once.' Better Reading on Birthright 'A sweeping Australian novel of lost love and tangled family secrets.' Australian Country on Daughter of Mine
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Fiona Lowe
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 528
'Fiona Lowe's ability to create atmosphere and tension and real relationship dynamics is a gift.' - Sally Hepworth, bestselling author of The Mother In Law When a lethal bushfire tore through Myrtle, nestled in Victoria's breathtaking Otway Ranges, the town's buildings - and the lives of its residents - were left as smouldering ash. For three women in particular, the fire fractured their lives and their relationships. Eighteen months later, with the flurry of national attention long past, Myrtle stands restored, shiny and new. But is the outside polish just a veneer? Community stalwart Julie thinks tourism could bring back some financial stability to their little corner of the world and soon prods Claire, Bec and Sophie into joining her group. But the scar tissue of trauma runs deep, and as each woman exposes her secrets and faces the damage that day wrought, a shocking truth will emerge that will shake the town to its newly rebuilt foundations... With her sharp eye for human foibles, bestselling author Fiona Lowe writes an evocative tale of everyday people fighting for themselves, their families and their town - as only this distinctively Australian storyteller can. Praise for Fiona Lowe: 'A book that delivers numerous shocks and is one that cannot be put down.' GLAM Adelaide 'Fiona Lowe is the queen of Australian country town fiction' Canberra Weekly 'A great grassroots yarn.' Woman's Day 'Lowe is a master at painting believable characters ... an addictive read.' The Weekly Times on Birthright 'Distinctly Australian with its power to evoke grit and tenderness, joy and bleakness, tragedy and comedy, all at once.' Better Reading on Birthright 'A sweeping Australian novel of lost love and tangled family secrets.' Australian Country on Daughter of Mine
Author: Fiona Lowe
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 528
'Fiona Lowe's ability to create atmosphere and tension and real relationship dynamics is a gift.' - Sally Hepworth, bestselling author of The Mother In Law When a lethal bushfire tore through Myrtle, nestled in Victoria's breathtaking Otway Ranges, the town's buildings - and the lives of its residents - were left as smouldering ash. For three women in particular, the fire fractured their lives and their relationships. Eighteen months later, with the flurry of national attention long past, Myrtle stands restored, shiny and new. But is the outside polish just a veneer? Community stalwart Julie thinks tourism could bring back some financial stability to their little corner of the world and soon prods Claire, Bec and Sophie into joining her group. But the scar tissue of trauma runs deep, and as each woman exposes her secrets and faces the damage that day wrought, a shocking truth will emerge that will shake the town to its newly rebuilt foundations... With her sharp eye for human foibles, bestselling author Fiona Lowe writes an evocative tale of everyday people fighting for themselves, their families and their town - as only this distinctively Australian storyteller can. Praise for Fiona Lowe: 'A book that delivers numerous shocks and is one that cannot be put down.' GLAM Adelaide 'Fiona Lowe is the queen of Australian country town fiction' Canberra Weekly 'A great grassroots yarn.' Woman's Day 'Lowe is a master at painting believable characters ... an addictive read.' The Weekly Times on Birthright 'Distinctly Australian with its power to evoke grit and tenderness, joy and bleakness, tragedy and comedy, all at once.' Better Reading on Birthright 'A sweeping Australian novel of lost love and tangled family secrets.' Australian Country on Daughter of Mine
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