The golden legacy of the outback station is threatened by the disappearance of the young boy who will one day inherit it all. Fleeing the pain of being abandoned by his mother, eight-year-old Jeremy Kerrick wanders the rough-and-ready gold towns of the frontier.
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"Mom: Fascinated by all the sheep stuff. The tail docking and mulcing was a little gross the first time I read it, but interesting all the same. Great characters and lots of details. Definitely continuing with the series. "
— Karla (5 out of 5 stars)
" Listened to this book; didn't enjoy it as much as Outback Station, but it was still good. Interesting epic about Australia. "
— Linda, 1/6/2011" I reread this first of a series after quite a few years. I don't know that I'll continue to read the rest of the series but it was well written. After awhile though the story lines were very similar. "
— Dave, 8/13/2010" Really enjoyed this book and learning a little about the history of Australia. It is a three part book with sort of three separate stories as the characters age. My favorite was the first part! "
— Terrieb99, 2/28/2010" One of my favorite books ever. For what it is worth, it is my Dad's favorite too. "
— Dawnja, 11/5/2009" I will give a review of this book when others in the "sweeping Saga group" have read..too many spoilers I would be given away..& the reason I didnt give it a 5 star. <br/> "
— Sandi, 8/8/2009" Excellent. I now really want to read more about this time period in Australia's history. The story focuses on three different generations of an Outback sheep raising family. I will look for more books by this author or on this subject. "
— Stephanie, 5/18/2009" Patrick, the son of a female convict, marries the aborigine Mayrah. Together they begin an enormous ranch in the Outback. "
— Nancy, 9/14/2008" Excellent in every sense of the word. Fletcher has nailed the things that make people tick regardless of time or setting. I didn't want it to end. "
— Ann, 9/15/2007Beth Richmond is an American stage, film, and voice actor that has voiced more than one hundred audiobooks. She received a Master’s Degree in acting in 1993 from the American Conservatory Theatre’s Advanced Training Program, where her focus was on text analysis. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Kevin Foley, an Earphones Award–winning narrator, has more than thirty years of experience in radio and television broadcasting, commercial voice-overs, and audiobook narration. He has recorded more than 150 audiobooks, including River Thunder by Gary McCarthy, for which he earned a Spur Award for Best Audiobook from the Western Writers of America.