Gemma's Bluff
Published on 1. January 2017
368 pages
978-1-925575-86-6 (ISBN)
Description
Smart and reliable, Gemma Northcote has always done what's expected of her. So it's not surprising that after university she defers to her father's wish that she join the family business.
Gemma's best friend, Jasmine, is a different personality altogether. She thrives on spontaneity, is unpredictable and has generally pursued her own path.
When Gemma and Jasmine decide to spend a working holiday on a large rural property, their friends and family are surprised. Neither has any experience of country life (unless you count Jasmine's love of McLeod's Daughters) and they're not exactly farming types.
Away from her family, Gemma feels liberated. The longer she's away the more she questions what she really wants to do with her future. Ultimately, she realises she needs to choose between duty and what's right for her in life - and love.
Gemma's best friend, Jasmine, is a different personality altogether. She thrives on spontaneity, is unpredictable and has generally pursued her own path.
When Gemma and Jasmine decide to spend a working holiday on a large rural property, their friends and family are surprised. Neither has any experience of country life (unless you count Jasmine's love of McLeod's Daughters) and they're not exactly farming types.
Away from her family, Gemma feels liberated. The longer she's away the more she questions what she really wants to do with her future. Ultimately, she realises she needs to choose between duty and what's right for her in life - and love.
Reviews / Votes
This is like reading the Mills and Boons of my teenage years... Light, believable and entertaining. * Newcastle Herald * A story about testing friendships, the foundations of relationships and the importance of paving your own way in life. This book is an easy read, but also has a few twists that you won't see coming. It's perfect for romance lovers and ideal for a summer holiday. * Weekly Times *More details
Edition
Main
Language
English
Place of publication
NSW
Australia
File size
0,76 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-925575-86-6 (9781925575866)
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Karly Lane lives with her partner and four children in a small town on the mid north coast of NSW. She writes whenever she can fit it in around her part-time job and children.
