Every Yesterday
Description
Three sisters. Three journeys. One place to call home.
"Tragedy compels three estranged sisters to reconnect"
DAISY SHELDON seeks a sense of family and belonging. Feeling a need to settle in one place for a while, she chooses the small coastal town of Inlet Creek on the New South Wales south coast that holds childhood memories. She soon realises where her heart really lies, hoping she has not left it too late.
After tragedy, MADDIE HARWOOD-WEST seeks to rebuild her life. Her father wants her to stay and help him run the family sheep station but Maddie is torn. So she takes a break to reconsider her future in the family beach shack on the coast at Inlet Creek. She meets a local fisherman who is not what he seems but when he learns about her past, Maddie fears rejection.
LILLY HARWOOD seizes her chance to break free from her unhappy life in London and escape back to Australia. When outside issues arise and threaten her family, Lilly needs all her courage to fight them and trust enough to open up her heart again.
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Person
As a child, I was always creating and scribbling. The first typewriter I used was an old black Remington in an agricultural farming office where my father worked. I typed letters to my mother and took them home.
These days, both my early planning and plotting, and my first drafts, I write sometimes by hand on A4 notepads or directly onto my laptop, constantly rewriting as I go.
I have been fortunate enough to have extensively travelled but have lived my whole life in the Wimmera plains of Victoria, Australia.
I live on acreage in a passive solar designed home, surrounded by an Australian native bush garden. When I'm not in my office writing (yes, I have a room to myself with a door - every author's dream), I love reading, crocheting rugs, watercolour painting and playing music on my electronic keyboard.
