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Contemporary Romance.
Rugged Aussie men, sweeping landscapes and two hearts who will have you cheering them on until the final chapter. This is the essence of Heat in the Outback.
Heat in the Outback will take you on an emotional rollercoaster with this poignant love story of teenage love and a betrayal that haunts them for ten long years.
Sarah, returns home to tie up her father’s legal affairs and to sell the property she fled a decade before, only to find Ethan, the boy she loved, now a man firmly entrenched in her family home. The painful choice Sarah was forced to make all those years ago refuses to stay buried and forgotten and no matter how hard she tries to ignore it, Ethan can still make her knees weak with just a single glance.
If you love rural romance with a unique Australian flavour then 'Heat in the Outback' should be on your must read list, this year.
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Eternal Press
Suzanne Brandyn
Blurb:
The soaring temperature in the Outback is not the only heat Sarah Munro faces when she returns home for her father’s funeral. She wants to settle his affairs, sell the family’s homestead, Munro Cattle Station, and return to Sydney, and her fiancé, as quickly as possible. Sarah doesn’t want anyone to find out what she’d done in the past. She wants to close this chapter of her life for good. Then there will never be a reason to return to this dusty one horse town. She is wrong!
Ethan Wade, her first love is at the homestead. Ethan claims he owns half of Munro Station. Sarah wants him out! As they try to settle their differences, a raging attraction ignites.
Will Sarah and Ethan find each other again as their past explodes before them?
Excerpt
“You wouldn’t understand, Ethan.” He let out a roar. “She gave us a smile that had our hearts stoppin’, I can tell you that.”
Ethan understood all right, more than he was willing to admit. His lips thinned. Not too many strangers resembled Sarah’s description.
So—had the love of his former life actually returned after ten years? As far as he was concerned, it was ten years too late. She’d probably be here for the day and then she’d disappear, just as quickly as the last time.
“That a fact.” It was the only comment he delivered before turning and walking toward his ute. He knew he’d have to face her sometime to let her know about Munro Station, to make it known he was now in charge. He climbed into his rundown ute thinking of what he was about to undertake. Ten kilometers to Munro Station, ten, and then he’d set eyes on the one woman who had incarcerated his heart.
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