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The Australian Outback 1901: The brutal demise of Emily's family left her withdrawn and silent. She is known as The Crazy Orphan. A caring policeman saves her from an institution by delivering her into the hands of a famous Sydney doctor who almost mends her wounded spirit.
span style="font-size: larger">1901: A little girl wanders down a creek in central Queensland after the revenge massacre of her family. She becomes known as i>The Crazy Orphan/i> and is rendered mute for two years. /span>
span style="font-size: larger">A host of remarkable characters pour in and out of her life. The peoneering Wilsons and their six children provide the love that remains indelibly printed on her soul. An extraordinary event at the annual Racing Carnival has her venting her anger in an outburst that releases her vocal chords, but the inc | |  | | The Tan People - a journey into truth
The third novel of The Coloured Sands Trilogy. This is the story of the secret family that Phillip Parry, son and heir to the great Jooloonga Station had hidden away for twenty years.
/b>span style="font-size: medium">The Tan People - a journey into truth./b>/span>
span style="font-family: "Times New Roman","serif"; font-size: 12pt">span> /span>/span>/b>span style="font-family: "Times New Roman","serif"; font-size: 12pt">This is the third book of the Coloured Sands Trilogy. The characters from the first two novels, Coloured Sands and Valley of the Eagle are joined in this novel with dramatic impact.span> /span>o:p>/o:p>/span>
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The second novel of the Coloured Sands Trilogy. Frontier adventure, fast paced with fiery love and a host of unusual characters.
span style="font-size: medium">span style="font-family: Arial">The i>second/i> novel of the Coloured Sands Trilogy./span>/span>
span style="font-family: "Times New Roman","serif"; font-size: 12pt"> /span>/b>span style="font-family: "Times New Roman","serif"; font-size: 12pt"> This is the powerful, almost unnerving story of the Clarke family of i>Moorooba Downs/i>, and the O’Shea family of i>Wandara Station/i>. Both share boundaries with the great i>Jooloonga Station/i> of ‘Coloured Sands’ t |
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