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Dr. Beth Harding almost married the wrong man. To avoid family judgement, she keeps the break-up a secret and flees to a temporary job in Iron Junction, where dashing engineer Will Walker rescues her on a lonely road.
But Will has a past. Working on his father's cattle farm was never the life he wanted, but turning his back on his family had far more to do with the dark secret he left at home. Now there's trouble brewing at the Iron Junction mine, and the complication of his growing feelings for Beth. Amid the high drama of cyclone and flood, Beth and Will have one final chance at a future together. Will they be brave enough to love each other despite everything that stands in their way?
Fans of Kristan Higgins, Barbara Freethy or the TV-series ER may enjoy this connected series blending family, secrets, medical drama, and small-town contemporary romance.
PRAISE FOR CHARLOTTE NASH:
"Combining romance and drama in a vivid landscape ... an enjoyable read." - Book'd Out on IRON JUNCTION
"A compelling story ... that will satisfy those who love stories with heart." - A Reader's Heaven on IRON JUNCTION
"A skilful mix of rural charm and gripping medical drama." - West Weekend Magazine on RYDERS RIDGE
"A spirited heroine, a sexy farmer and a secret. Nash has created a dynamic debut novel that grabs you from the first page." - Fleur McDonald, author of Red Dust and The Missing Pieces of Us on RYDERS RIDGE
"A poignant story of loss, love and redemption set against the stunning backdrop of the Victorian high country. Charlotte Nash writes about characters and communities we'd love to get to know and places we'd love to visit." - Christine Wells, author of The Wife's Tale and The Traitor's Girl on THE HORSEMAN
"Features the kind of country town we all want to settle down in and the kind of man we'd pick to fall in love with." - iBooks review of THE HORSEMAN
"Beautifully written and I savoured every word. I can't recommend this one enough. Do keep the tissues ready as there will be times that tears are shed and you will be smiling also. I loved this one." - Amazon reviewer on THE HORSEMAN
Genre: Romance
But Will has a past. Working on his father's cattle farm was never the life he wanted, but turning his back on his family had far more to do with the dark secret he left at home. Now there's trouble brewing at the Iron Junction mine, and the complication of his growing feelings for Beth. Amid the high drama of cyclone and flood, Beth and Will have one final chance at a future together. Will they be brave enough to love each other despite everything that stands in their way?
Fans of Kristan Higgins, Barbara Freethy or the TV-series ER may enjoy this connected series blending family, secrets, medical drama, and small-town contemporary romance.
PRAISE FOR CHARLOTTE NASH:
"Combining romance and drama in a vivid landscape ... an enjoyable read." - Book'd Out on IRON JUNCTION
"A compelling story ... that will satisfy those who love stories with heart." - A Reader's Heaven on IRON JUNCTION
"A skilful mix of rural charm and gripping medical drama." - West Weekend Magazine on RYDERS RIDGE
"A spirited heroine, a sexy farmer and a secret. Nash has created a dynamic debut novel that grabs you from the first page." - Fleur McDonald, author of Red Dust and The Missing Pieces of Us on RYDERS RIDGE
"A poignant story of loss, love and redemption set against the stunning backdrop of the Victorian high country. Charlotte Nash writes about characters and communities we'd love to get to know and places we'd love to visit." - Christine Wells, author of The Wife's Tale and The Traitor's Girl on THE HORSEMAN
"Features the kind of country town we all want to settle down in and the kind of man we'd pick to fall in love with." - iBooks review of THE HORSEMAN
"Beautifully written and I savoured every word. I can't recommend this one enough. Do keep the tissues ready as there will be times that tears are shed and you will be smiling also. I loved this one." - Amazon reviewer on THE HORSEMAN
Genre: Romance
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