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Chapters (59)
  1. Cover
  2. About the Book
  3. Dedication
  4. Chapter One
  5. Chapter Two
  6. Chapter Three
  7. Chapter Four
  8. Chapter Five
  9. Chapter Six
  10. Chapter Seven
  11. Chapter Eight
  12. Chapter Nine
  13. Chapter Ten
  14. Chapter Eleven
  15. Chapter Twelve
  16. Chapter Thirteen
  17. Chapter Fourteen
  18. Chapter Fifteen
  19. Chapter Sixteen
  20. Chapter Seventeen
  21. Chapter Eighteen
  22. Chapter Nineteen
  23. Chapter Twenty
  24. Chapter Twenty-one
  25. Chapter Twenty-two
  26. Chapter Twenty-three
  27. Chapter Twenty-four
  28. Chapter Twenty-five
  29. Chapter Twenty-six
  30. Chapter Twenty-seven
  31. Chapter Twenty-eight
  32. Chapter Twenty-nine
  33. Chapter Thirty
  34. Chapter Thirty-one
  35. Chapter Thirty-two
  36. Chapter Thirty-three
  37. Chapter Thirty-four
  38. Chapter Thirty-five
  39. Chapter Thirty-six
  40. Chapter Thirty-seven
  41. Chapter Thirty-eight
  42. Chapter Thirty-nine
  43. Chapter Forty
  44. Chapter Forty-one
  45. Chapter Forty-two
  46. Chapter Forty-three
  47. Chapter Forty-four
  48. Chapter Forty-five
  49. Chapter Forty-six
  50. Chapter Forty-seven
  51. Chapter Forty-eight
  52. Chapter Forty-nine
  53. Chapter Fifty
  54. Chapter Fifty-one
  55. Chapter Fifty-two
  56. Acknowledgements
  57. About the Author
  58. Also by the author
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She threw down an orphan sock in disgust and one lone tear plopped into the centre of the empty plastic base of the washing basket. Poor Noah. And no, she hadn’t thought about the future, where he lived, where she’d live. She had just fallen helplessly, heedlessly in love and agreed to follow him. And hadn’t that been a disaster.

Jock is like his father rang through her mind and she wiped her eyes. Funny, she hadn’t thought about that for a long time. Noah was a strong man with a soft heart, like Jock. And she herself was doing it again. There were aspects of Lorenzo that reminded her of the qualities she’d admired in Noah. The sudden, definite attraction, the outspoken honesty of feelings, the protectiveness that big men couldn’t help projecting, the sexy eyes and mouth. Her lips quirked. And Lorenzo could kiss too. And he wanted to take her away and nurture her. Which would be a change from her previous marriage. But again, he was unsuitable, because she wasn’t moving to Italy. She would see how long he lasted out here on his son’s property.

Ava’s Zac was another big man, with admiring eyes for her daughter, though she could see his puzzlement as he tried to remember. Was there anything she could do to stop it happening all over again? Probably not.

Except share her own truth with her daughter. Finally. Not that it would make a difference.

It was intriguing to see Zac acting protective when Ava mentioned her interest in some far-flung outpost because he’d raved about it. Her daughter could do what she wanted. She’d managed to look after herself for the last five years without Zac helping her to avoid risks. The girl was always off in her four-wheel drive, travelling to some remote outpost, often the only white woman, connecting with her smiles and her respect for others. It seemed perfectly normal to Stella that Ava would want to work at a remote outpost with dedicated clinicians because that’s what she did. So for Zac to have reacted, she wondered just how intense their relationship had been that it could seep through a wall of amnesia. Had there already been long-term thoughts of Ava moving to Sydney?

Stella would dig, do a few internet searches on this Zac, and check him out.