Matilda's Last Waltz

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If you love Lesley Pearse, you're sure to fall for Tamara McKinley.

When tragedy strikes, Jenny craves a fresh start away from the memories of her past. So when she unexpectedly inherits a sheep station in the Australian Outback called Churinga, she welcomes the escape. But Churinga turns out to be a lonely place, where the weather is extreme and the neighbours hostile. As Jenny fights to take control of her new life, she discovers some surprising secrets about the station itself and its enigmatic previous owner - the mysterious Matilda - leading Jenny to wonder if inheriting the station has been a blessing or a curse.

If you love Lesley Pearse, you're sure to fall for Tamara McKinley. When tragedy strikes, Jenny craves a fresh start away from the memories of her past. So when she unexpectedly inherits a sheep station in the Australian Outback called Churinga, she welcomes the escape. But Churinga turns out to ...

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About the author

Tamara McKinley is a worldwide bestselling author. Her books have been translated and published in twenty languages.Tamara was born in Tasmania, but now lives in England. She also writes as Sunday Times bestseller Ellie Dean.
Tamara McKinley is a worldwide bestselling author. Her books have been translated and published in twenty languages.Tamara was born in Tasmania, but now lives in England. She also writes as Sunday Times bestseller Ellie Dean.

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