A captivating rural romance featuring an indomitable young woman determined to save her family farm, and the city-boy who is not all he seems... Paige Quinn will let nothing and no one distract her from caring for her wheelchair-bound father, Connor, and fighting for her remote, drought-stricken property, Banora Downs. Least of all a surprise farm-stay guest named Tait Cavanaugh, whose smooth words are as lethal as his movie-star smile. Except Paige can’t help noticing that, for a city-boy, Tait seems unexpectedly at home on the land. And he does ask a lot of questions... It doesn’t matter how much he helps out or how much laughter he brings into her life, she soon suspects he is harbouring a big secret – the real reason he has come to Banora Downs... FULL-LENGTH NOVEL

What happens when romance bursts into your life but you don't want it? Sophie Nash has seen personal loss devastate her family and has vowed never to lose her heart. Geologist Charlie Kendall is a country boy at heart and dreams of escaping the city. When charismatic Charlie saunters onto Sophie's outback pastoral station in South Australia's panoramic Flinders Ranges, sparks fly. But when Sophie risks losing Casuarina Downs, she doesn't have time for love. Trouble is, like a boomerang, Charlie keeps returning. What's a woman to do?

"I loved the high intensity..." His heart it the only thing he can’t afford to risk. Indy Solomon is recovering from a broken heart. Hoping to get her life back on track she takes her horses and her dogs to north Queensland and finds solace and friendship working with the crew at Stormcloud Station. She knows what happens when you place your trust in the wrong person, so she’s not in the market for love. Finn Carmody is a detective with a job to do, and he’s used to being in control. His one goal is to find out how the drug cartel are moving their illegal bounty. But to do this he has to pose undercover as a rough-riding, contract musterer. Nothing prepares his heart for when he meets gutsy, beautiful Indy, and when one of the cattle truck drivers is found brutally murdered, the urge to risk everything to keep her safe is overwhelming. Then Indy disappears, and Finn has to make a choice; finish the mission or protect the woman he’s come to love.

This captivating rural romance features an indomitable young woman determined to save her family farm, and the city-boy who is not all he seems. . . Paige Quinn will let nothing and no one distract her from caring for her wheelchair-bound father, Connor, and fighting for her remote, drought-stricken property, Banora Downs--least of all a surprise farm-stay guest named Tait Cavanaugh, whose smooth words are as lethal as his movie-star smile. Except Paige can't help noticing that, for a city-boy, Tait seems unexpectedly at home on the land. And he does ask a lot of questions. . . It doesn't matter how much he helps out or how much laughter he brings into her life, she soon suspects he is harboring a big secret--the real reason he has come to Banora Downs. . .

Down Outback Roads is an enthralling rural love story, about family, community and allowing yourself a second chance. Kree Garrett’s younger brother Seth is all the family she has left, so when he goes missing while working in the Australian outback, she races from America to join in the search. To everyone’s relief, Seth is rescued by local volunteers and Kree finds, in an abandoned historic Cobb & Co Coach House, the opportunity to thank the community she’s fallen in love with. But it isn’t only the town she’s fallen for. Ewan Mackenzie has given up everything for his brother’s family, but he can never give enough to assuage his guilt at what happened one dark night, years ago . . . Ewan knows he doesn’t deserve happiness, however with Kree he finds it hard to keep his distance. Can Kree and Ewan leave the tragedies of their pasts behind long enough to find a future together?

Under an Outback Sky is the fourth book in the Edge of the Outback romance series. These contemporary romances are set in corner country far western New South Wales and are about second chances and forgiving past mistakes.