Home Before Sundown

Fiction & Literature
Cover of the book Home Before Sundown by Barbara Hannay, Penguin Books Ltd
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Barbara Hannay ISBN: 9780857971609
Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd Publication: July 24, 2013
Imprint: e-penguin Language: English
Author: Barbara Hannay
ISBN: 9780857971609
Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
Publication: July 24, 2013
Imprint: e-penguin
Language: English

Coming home can be heart breaking if you haven't faced up to why you ran away in the first place.
For Bella Fairburn, a girl from the bush, her new life in Europe is a dream come true. Each day brings fresh experiences, including a cute French ski instructor boyfriend. But news of her beloved father's second heart attack brings Bella rushing home, accompanied by her aunt Liz, who's lived and worked in London for the past thirty years.
Bella's father has never considered her a suitable candidate to run Mullinjim, their family cattle property in Far North Queensland. Bella seizes this chance to finally prove to him that she's perfectly capable of taking over until he recovers.
But coming home to Mullinjim is fraught with emotional danger for both Bella and Liz. While Bella is confident she can deal with drought, the threat of bushfires, and cattle bogged in muddy dams, she fears facing her neighbour Gabe Mitchell. Gabe is the man she once hoped to marry, but he's also the man who broke her heart. And for Liz, Mullinjim holds a painful secret from her past that must never be revealed ...

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

Coming home can be heart breaking if you haven't faced up to why you ran away in the first place.
For Bella Fairburn, a girl from the bush, her new life in Europe is a dream come true. Each day brings fresh experiences, including a cute French ski instructor boyfriend. But news of her beloved father's second heart attack brings Bella rushing home, accompanied by her aunt Liz, who's lived and worked in London for the past thirty years.
Bella's father has never considered her a suitable candidate to run Mullinjim, their family cattle property in Far North Queensland. Bella seizes this chance to finally prove to him that she's perfectly capable of taking over until he recovers.
But coming home to Mullinjim is fraught with emotional danger for both Bella and Liz. While Bella is confident she can deal with drought, the threat of bushfires, and cattle bogged in muddy dams, she fears facing her neighbour Gabe Mitchell. Gabe is the man she once hoped to marry, but he's also the man who broke her heart. And for Liz, Mullinjim holds a painful secret from her past that must never be revealed ...

More books from Penguin Books Ltd

Cover of the book Dogs with Jobs by Barbara Hannay
Cover of the book Black Heart Blue by Barbara Hannay
Cover of the book The Impossible Boy by Barbara Hannay
Cover of the book Spike Milligan: Man of Letters by Barbara Hannay
Cover of the book The Complete English Poems by Barbara Hannay
Cover of the book The Book of Chuang Tzu by Barbara Hannay
Cover of the book Jamie's 30-Minute Meals by Barbara Hannay
Cover of the book The Turn of the Screw and The Aspern Papers by Barbara Hannay
Cover of the book The Penguin Guide To Retirement Hotspots by Barbara Hannay
Cover of the book The Tale of Kitty In Boots by Barbara Hannay
Cover of the book Funnybones: The Pet Shop by Barbara Hannay
Cover of the book Dead And Kicking by Barbara Hannay
Cover of the book The Magus of Strovolos by Barbara Hannay
Cover of the book The Awakening by Barbara Hannay
Cover of the book The Penguin Jazz Guide by Barbara Hannay
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy