Ellenvale Gold
Capalaba
:
Wombat Books
,
2011
Z1913138
2011
single work
novel
historical fiction
'It is the time of Australia's harsh rogue-filled goldrush of the 1850s when Miss Penelope Worthington suddenly finds herself orphaned, isolated and alone. With a large sheep station to run single-handedly, she has little option but to enlist the aid of a mysterious, but sinister stranger. But who is the more treacherous? Gus—the scruffy, trespassing, ex-convict who coincidentally shows up looking for work just when she desperately needs a farmhand or Rupert—the handsome, wealthy neighbour who would willingly marry her at the drop of a hat and solve her apparent dilemma?'
Black Forest Redemption
Capalaba
:
Wombat Books
,
2012
Z1913141
2012
single work
novel
historical fiction
'A man resigned to a life without fulfilment or purpose. A woman desperate for adventure.
Set against the tumultuous times of the Eureka uprising in Ballarat, 1854, the two find themselves victims of an abduction. To escape could mean death. To hope for rescue is not an option.
Together they must find a way to survive in an untamed land where bushrangers, dense forest and wild animals are only some of the dangers they must face. Can he find the courage to succeed? Can she realise her dreams of freedom? Will the ordeal forge a bond of love between them, or drive them apart? And above all, will they find their way home?' (Publisher's blurb)
Henry's Run
Capalaba
:
Wombat Books
,
2013
Z1913144
2013
single work
novel
crime
romance
'Rupert Foxworth has made too many wrong decisions. He may be able to cast the blame on others, but ultimately he must face the consequences of his actions. With murder hanging over his head, can he make some drastic changes to his life before it's too late? Will he be able to find the lasting love he has yearned for in his pretty cousin who has come to visit?
Emily Harrison has some secrets of her own. Can she lay aside her past and learn to love a man who seems bent on destruction? She will discover that things are not always as they seem.' (Publisher's blurb)
