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An incurable hereditary disease haunts the lives of three generations of women and the men who love them. Add a stolen baby to make a tangled web of lies and deceptions. The book captures the chemistry of relationships developing, blossoming, then maybe withering, in the atmosphere of the typical rural Australian village - space, remoteness, nosy neighbours, loneliness, the struggle for survival. Real people living real lives, handling real problems.

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'Another excellent book by Lyn Behan. Stolen Love; Fractured Lives is a moving tale of resilience as generations of one family move through heartbreak and tragedy in the hope of finding lasting love.' - Jim Eames, author. 'The story gripped me from page one - I couldn't stop turning the pages. Will this relationship come to a happy ending? What about the next one? Relationships bud, bloom like roses, then sadly wither. But then a new rose buds. Will it survive the realities of living and loving in remote Australia?' - Peter Mcara, author. 'Great characterisation draws the reader in from the start and keeps the pages turning as the novel plays out. Set mostly in the outback of Australia, this story of everyday life, lived against a background of illness and deception, will tug the reader's heartstrings.' Barbara Scott Emmet, author.

'Another excellent book by Lyn Behan. Stolen Love; Fractured Lives is a moving tale of resilience as generations of one family move through heartbreak and tragedy in the hope of finding lasting love.' - Jim Eames, author. 'The story gripped me from page one - I couldn't stop turning the pages. Will this relationship come to a happy ending? What about the next one? Relationships bud, bloom like roses, then sadly wither. But then a new rose buds. Will it survive the realities of living and loving in remote Australia?' - Peter Mcara, author. 'Great characterisation draws the reader in from the start and keeps the pages turning as the novel plays out. Set mostly in the outback of Australia, this story of everyday life, lived against a background of illness and deception, will tug the reader's heartstrings.' Barbara Scott Emmet, author.

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Lyn Behan grew up in post-war Britain. She spent her working life in IT as a computer programmer and systems analyst, working in Europe and Australia. She lived in Ireland for fifteen years before moving permanently to live in Australia. With her partner she built a mudbrick house near the New South Wales/Victorian border, and created a garden and orchard run on Permaculture principles. She now lives on the South Coast of NSW with various hens and her Chocolate Labrador.

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