| Title | : | Born In The Outback |
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| ISBN | : | - |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
| Number of Pages | : | 242 |
| Publication | : | Published July 15, 2020 |
Seventeen years later, Sarah is called back home to learn she has a half-sister and that the property will be left to the two daughters, with conditions. Staying in the one place for too long could be dangerous but how can she give up the chance of a lifetime?
Detective Ryan Taylor, North Star’s manager, will not change his attitude towards Sarah even though he is asked to look out for her and show her the ropes of the property. With the sudden suspicious death of her father, Ryan oversees the investigation.
As they learn more about each other, Sarah cannot deny her attraction, but how can she form a relationship when her past is stomping about demanding attention?
When she discovers the reason why her mother left, the memory of that traumatic night returns, along with the relationship she had with Ryan.
Will this new information settle her heart and bring them closer together, or will she keep running, never to return?
Born In The Outback Reviews
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Born In The Outback is about how two people have the second chance of happiness. Sarah King never through she would see her family rural property North Star again. However, she was wrong. When Sarah King found out her father was dying, she decided to come back to North Star to say goodbye. However, after a series of incidents, involving Sarah, Detective Ryan Taylor started to investigate. The readers of Born In The Outback will follow the twists and turns in Detective Ryan Taylor's investigation to find out what happens.
Born In The Outback is another fantastic book by Suzanne Brandyn, and I loved reading this book. Suzanne Brandyn always ensures that I engage with the plot of her books, and Born In The Outback was no different. I love Suzanne Brandyn's portrays of her characters and the way they intertwine with each other throughout this book. Born In The Outback was well written and researched by Suzanne Brandyn. The description of Born In The Outback was excellently done by Suzanne Brandyn that allowed me to imagine myself part of the plot of this book.
The readers of Born In The Outback will learn about running a rural property in Australia. Also, the readers of Born In The Outback will understand the consequences scammers have on family grieving for a loved one.
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Born in the Outback
Absolutely loved this book,great story, good characters, I love outback stories with romance added definitely my kind of reading,look forward to other books.
