Coolibah Creek
Coolibah Creek by Anne Hampson, published by Mills & Boon in 1979, is a novel that explores the complexities of love and reconciliation. In this 192-page edition, Lena grapples with her unresolved feelings for her ex-husband, Stephen, who is urging her to join him in the Australian Outback with the intention of remarrying. As she contemplates this significant decision, Lena is also confronted by the presence of Stephen’s boss, Ralph Douglas, which complicates her emotional journey.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of love, memory, and the challenges of moving on from past relationships. The story captures Lena’s internal struggle as she weighs her past with Stephen against the possibility of a renewed future. The dynamics between the characters, particularly the tension between Lena and Ralph, add depth to her decision-making process. This edition offers an engaging exploration of personal growth and the intricacies of rekindled romance.
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Even though they had been divorced for some time, Lena hadn’t been able to put all memories of her husband Stephen behind her; and now he was begging her to go out to join him in the Australian Outback, with a view to marrying again. She knew she would have to give the whole matter a lot of thought. She wasn’t going to break her heart over Stephen a second time – but could she be sure that everything was dead between them? And she found it even more difficult to sort out her feelings in the presence of Stephen’s boss, the disturbing Ralph Douglas…..
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