Description
Dive into 'The Bush Telegraph', a captivating medical rural romance penned by the bestselling author of 'The Desert Midwife'. This heartwarming novel, published in 2020, explores themes of love, friendship, and community against the breathtaking backdrop of Australia's outback. As Maddy Locke returns to the small town of Spinifex after more than a decade, she is determined to run the local medical centre and confront her past. Navigating changes in the once familiar town, Maddy faces challenges as she grapples with personal memories and the dynamics with her colleagues. Meanwhile, Connor Fairhall, a station owner, seeks solace and a new beginning for himself and his son, Jayden. Their narratives intertwine in this engaging story of emotional resilience and rekindled hope. Will Maddy and Connor find trust amid the whispers of the bush telegraph or succumb to the fears that hold them back? This trade paperback edition features 384 pages of compelling storytelling, perfectly suited for fans of heartfelt romances and Australian literature. Perfect for book clubs and cozy reading sessions, 'The Bush Telegraph' brings forth the joys and trials of life in remote communities. Order now and experience this beautiful journey filled with romance and redemption. Domestic delivery takes 3-5 business days while international shipping may vary based on your location, ensuring you get your next read swiftly!
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781760894986
Format: Trade paperback (UK)
Year: 2020
Publisher: Penguin Australia Pty Ltd
Pages: 384
Description:
The heartwarming new medical rural romance from the bestselling author of The Desert Midwife.
From Australia's renowned midwife and bestselling author, The Bush Telegraph is a romantic drama about love, friendship, community and the joys and challenges of life in the outback.
It's been more than ten years since Maddy Locke left Spinifex, the small outback town where she gave birth to her daughter, Bridget. Now she's back to prove she's got what it takes to run the medical centre and face the memories of that challenging time in her life. But everything's changed - the old pub is gone, her new colleagues aren't pleased to see her, and it's drier and hotter than ever.
Station owner, Connor Fairhall, thought he'd left the drama behind in Sydney, but moving back to Spinifex with his rebellious son, Jayden, hasn't been the fresh start he'd envisioned. His brother, Kyle, is drinking too much and the only bright spot on the horizon is meeting Nurse Maddy, who's breathing new life into the weary town up the road, little by little.
Can Maddy ignore the rumours about Connor and risk her heart again? Or will the bush telegraph spread along the wire fences and stand in the way of trust?
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781760894986
Format: Trade paperback (UK)
Year: 2020
Publisher: Penguin Australia Pty Ltd
Pages: 384
Description:
The heartwarming new medical rural romance from the bestselling author of The Desert Midwife.
From Australia's renowned midwife and bestselling author, The Bush Telegraph is a romantic drama about love, friendship, community and the joys and challenges of life in the outback.
It's been more than ten years since Maddy Locke left Spinifex, the small outback town where she gave birth to her daughter, Bridget. Now she's back to prove she's got what it takes to run the medical centre and face the memories of that challenging time in her life. But everything's changed - the old pub is gone, her new colleagues aren't pleased to see her, and it's drier and hotter than ever.
Station owner, Connor Fairhall, thought he'd left the drama behind in Sydney, but moving back to Spinifex with his rebellious son, Jayden, hasn't been the fresh start he'd envisioned. His brother, Kyle, is drinking too much and the only bright spot on the horizon is meeting Nurse Maddy, who's breathing new life into the weary town up the road, little by little.
Can Maddy ignore the rumours about Connor and risk her heart again? Or will the bush telegraph spread along the wire fences and stand in the way of trust?