Roz Baker Roz Baker i(A113352 works by) (a.k.a. Rosalind Ann Baker)
Born: Established: 1951 ;
Gender: Female
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1 Finding Your Niche in the Market : Australian Christian Fiction Roz Baker , 2007 single work column
— Appears in: Newswrite : The NSW Writers' Centre Magazine , December /January no. [175] 2007-2008; (p. 15)
1 y separately published work icon Sooner or Later We All Get Even Roz Baker , Coomba : Roz Baker , 2007 Z1469362 2007 single work novel 'Three headstrong women in the Autumn of their lives reveal their true character when faced with life's changing circumstances.' (Author's blurb)
1 y separately published work icon Bluey One and Two : Original Bush Verse Roz Baker , Forster : Roz Baker , 2006 Z1469262 2006 selected work poetry
1 y separately published work icon Sooner or Later We All Come Home Roz Baker , Coomba : Roz Baker , 2004 Z1469359 2004 single work novel 'When Patrick Ryan reluctantly came to Australia as a ten pound migrant, he never dreamt he would exchange the soft, misty days of the Emerald Isle for the blistering heat of the Queensland hinterland. Nor could he imagine how his family in Ireland, with their 12 acre plot, could become emotionally entangled with the wealthy Davidsons on the 90,000 acre, Glamorgan Station.' (Author's blurb)
1 y separately published work icon Sooner or Later We All Stop Laughing Roz Baker , Forster : Southwood Press , 2004 Z1469352 2004 single work novel

'For 16 years, Elizabeth Conroy had been slowly suffocating in her Pollyanna straightjacket, when circumstances dealt her a crushing blow. Gone was the laughter and the life she had known as bitterness and anger bit into her soul. She knew she had to escape the city and all she had held dear before she emotionally festered to death.

'Looking like a vagrant, Elizabeth roamed the Queensland hinterland, not at all sure that life had any value. But one thing she was sure of, no one would ever push her around again.' (Author's blurb)

1 1 y separately published work icon Sooner or Later Roz Baker , 2004 2004- Z1469346 2004 series - author novel
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