The only thing harder than
letting go is moving on
‘An enthralling read that keeps you turning the pages. A must read.’
Julia McKenzie
For Charlie Anderson the only thing harder than letting go is moving on.
Orphaned at thirteen, Charlie has been on her own for over half her life. Not that she minds – she has her work as a vet and most days that’s enough.
But when she’s sent to a small town on the New South Wales coast to investigate a possible outbreak of the deadly Hendra virus, Charlie finds herself torn between the haunting memories of her past, her dedication to the job and her attraction to a handsome local. She also has to face with what is left of her dysfunctional family – her Aunt Hazel, and troubles cousin, Emma.
As tensions in the country town rise, can Charlie reconcile with the past and find herself a new future in the town she left so long ago?
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Reviews
‘This book was such an easy read, had me hooked from the first chapter & I barely put it down till it was finished.
It was a great story with some great humour, romance & I even shed a tear.
Definitely recommend it.’
Jessica Lerch
‘Pamela Cook is right up there with the rest of our Australian rural fiction writers who consistently raise the stakes by bringing us real and relatable stories with issues and environmental concerns that are current in our society.’
Book Muster Down Under
‘An enthralling read that keeps you turning the pages. It is extremely well written and deals with all of the issues in a proper and measured way. I think with this book Pamela Cook has raised the bar even higher. A must read!
Julia McKenzie
