Escape to Rainsford Station
Kelly Roberts finds refuge in the rugged and remote cattle country of northern Australia, but when tragedy strikes she is forced to find a new life for herself and her children outside of Rainsford Station.
A New Beginning at Evergreen Springs
She retreats to the family's only asset - a freehold block of land owned jointly by her eccentric father-in-law, Quinn. In the valley at Evergreen Springs, Quinn hopes the fractured family might all come together to start over again.
Perils in the Wild Wet Season
Life in Queensland's far north is unpredictable - especially with the wildness of the wet season. But when twelve-year-old Rob makes a gruesome discovery in the valley, real peril comes far too close to home.
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Praise for Kerry McGinnis
"McGinnis is a natural storyteller with a deep understanding of life on the land." - The Weekly Times
"McGinnis has the eye of a painter; she writes as she sees and the land comes alive." - Weekend Australian
"Anything McGinnis writes begs to be read aloud around a campfire." - Country Style
"Kerry McGinnis writes like poetry . . . The way she recalls places and feelings and is able to write about them with such authority is why she stands out among Australian authors. " - Fleur McDonald
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Additional Books by Kerry McGinnis
Expand your collection with these captivating novels from Kerry McGinnis:
*Bloodwood Creek
*Gathering Storms
*The Missing Girl
*Croc Country
*The Roadhouse
*The Heartwood Hotel
*Secrets of the Springs
*Out of Alice
*Tracking North
*Wildhorse Creek
*Mallee Sky
*The Waddi Tree
Experience the captivating narratives and immersive landscapes of Kerry McGinnis's books. Order now!
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'Vividly transports you to the Gulf Country ... settle in for a really enjoyable read.' Susan Duncan, bestselling author of Salvation Creek
Kelly Roberts finds refuge in the rugged and remote cattle country of northern Australia, but when tragedy strikes she is forced to find a new life for herself and her children outside of Rainsford Station.
She retreats to the family's only asset - a freehold block of land owned jointly by her eccentric father-in-law, Quinn. In the valley at Evergreen Springs, Quinn hopes the fractured family might all come together to start over again.
Life in Queensland's far north is wildly unpredictable, with daily challenges and the wet season, in all its wild majesty, to survive. But when twelve-year-old Rob makes the gruesome discovery of a dead body in the valley, real peril comes far too close to home.
Tracking North is a beautiful family story about life in the stunning Gulf Country, one of the world's most unique and fascinating places.
'McGinnis has an assured style as an evocative, ripper yarn spinner.' The Age
'McGinnis has the eye of a painter; she writes as she sees and the land comes alive.' Weekend Australian