Cirrus@Austlit

'A fantasy tale about an elf family torn by war. Find out how each family member copes with the tragedy that befalls them. How they survive, and what becomes of them.' (Source: WorldCat website)

'The sequel to the Australian epic, Tears over the Kimberleys. All three stories follow the lives of the family and some of the characters whose lives blended into the family of Sky, Prudence and AJ; three outstanding Australians who shared an unusual relationship and built a successful cattle empire.' (Source: TROVE)

'Join three elderly ladies on one last adventure to exotic Broome for a holiday; the journey changes their lives forever. All three expose their inner most thoughts and desires to each other, the dark periods of their lives, hopes and dreams.'

'One finds true love after a loveless marriage, her desires so long suppressed, explode in an erotic encounter with Sam, a widower visiting places he and his wife travelled decades before.'

'What follows is totally unexpected and takes all the players on adventures and drama unimagined a few months earlier previously when all three sat in the retirement home in Sydney bored, frustrated and longing for one last adventure.' (Source: Authors website)

'An Australian epic of majestic proportations, set in the magnificent Kimberleys, the green rolling hills and valleys of Tasmania, the red outback of New South Wales to the cosmopolitan city of Darwin and the steamy jungles of Vietnam.'

'Follow the lives of three young Australians caught up in an unusual three way relationship spanning decades in this fast moving novel; laugh, cry and be intrigued by this amazing story of love, lust and life of this amazing family.'

'The bonding of three amazing young Australians who form an unconventional relationship spanning decades led by one outstanding vibrant woman who builds one of Australia's largest cattle empires. Different exciting and daring to explore human relationships outside the circle of normality, a fantastic journey.' (Source: Author's website)

'Tells of the life and times of Dr Thomas Braidwood Wilson R.N., surgeon, explorer, botanist, pastoralist, and icon of the human spirit who is still revered today by his many relatives, and by the people of Braidwood in New South Wales, a tow named in his honour.'