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OverviewSYDNEY, 1925. AT FIVE YEARS OF AGE, ALICE WAS ALREADY A MASTER PICKPOCKET AND THIEVING IN THE COURTHOUSE DURING HER OWN FATHER'S TRIAL. Ten years later, seizing the opportunity to escape his grasp, dire consequences force Alice to flee the city and hide in the Blue Mountains. Landing in the protection of elderly sisters with mysterious criminal connections, Alice's passion for horses drives her further across the country to the lush greenery of Adelaide and then the arid outback of the wide-open Western Australia. Driven by the desire for love, Alice's unique journey is not without dangers and, despite her strong morals, there comes a time under intense circumstances where past skills must be reawakened. Born to a life of crime and misery - how far would you go to find your glorious sunshine? Full Product DetailsAuthor: Tracey FridayPublisher: New Found Books Imprint: Shawline Publishing Group ISBN: 9781922993632ISBN 10: 1922993638 Pages: 448 Publication Date: 25 September 2023 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In stock We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviews“A brilliant tale of love and struggle from a new exciting author. Highly recommend…” Colleen, Readalot Magazine reviewer Author InformationTracey Friday grew up in the English countryside and now resides in Sydney with her family and mischievous cavoodle. After college, her career has spanned the newspaper industry, the UK and Australian Government and a lawyer's office. In her twenties, Tracey dreamed of writing a book, but it was only decades later when storyline plots set in bygone eras became her passion. She is blessed with an imagination that unashamedly runs riot and loves her characters... even the deliciously despicable ones. Tracey enjoys a high tea and wishes she could hold a tune - oh, and who doesn't love a Friday? Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |