Coorah Creek

Are there some things that can't be forgiven? Helen Walsh has never stopped searching for the daughter who ran away from home when she was just fifteen. Now Tia has found her. Helen longs for her daughter's forgiveness. Will a Coorah Creek wedding help heal their rift? Ed Collins has walked Helen's path, and he knows that she needs more than her daughter's forgiveness. Ed feels compelled to help her, as he is increasingly drawn to her kind and loving heart. Then Ed's wife Stephanie returns to the tiny outback town - thirteen years after she deserted Ed and their young son, Scott. Steph was his first and only love, and now Ed is being asked to forgive. But how do you forgive what you will never forget?

There's more than one way to be lost. A runaway at fifteen, Tia Walsh lost herself amid the squats and the gangs in the inner city. Years later she's come to Coorah Creek seeking a new start. Sergeant Max Delaney senses that everything about Tia spells trouble. But that trouble is not all of her own making, and the dangerous past she tried to leave behind is hot on her heels. Sarah Travers has returned home after three years of studying to find that her parents have been keeping a devastating secret. Her teenage crush, Pete Rankin, is facing his own struggle with a harsh reality that will take him away from the girl and the life that he loves. But when a little girl goes missing in the harsh outback, all that matters is finding her safe. Winner of the Romantic Novelists' Association Epic Romantic Novel of the Year Award. Winner of the Romantic Novelists' Association Epic Romantic Novel of the Year. 'Filled with emotion, fear, care, concern and friendship, the characters are well written and easy to like.' Goodreads review 'With not one but two romantic threads, Little Girl Lost also highlights the sense of community that is found so often in small rural communities.' Goodreads review

They're saving lives in the outback, can love save them ...? Pilot Jess Pearson is running away from a broken heart and a terrible burden of guilt. A new job flying an air ambulance in outback Australia is a lifeline, after the headlines claimed she betrayed her lover to escape a prison sentence. That was all lies, and in Coorah Creek she has a chance to start over. She's not hoping for forgiveness or love, just to escape from the past. But no matter how many people she helps save, can she ever atone for a lost life? Dr Adam Gilmore is a brilliant doctor who wants only two things-to work and to be left alone. Unwilling to let any woman past his well-built barriers, he gives everything of himself to his patients. But when the new pilot comes to his small town, with a dedication to the job that matches his own, he starts to wonder if maybe he doesn't have to shoulder the burden alone ... Can these battered souls learn to take strength from each other? Or will their desire to deal with their demons alone keep them apart forever? 'This is a beautifully written love story, but more than that, it shows the dedication and compassion of hardworking physicians, the strength and loyalty of outback people and the stunning landscape they call home.' Goodreads review 'Flight to Coorah Creek is the 1st in the Coorah Creek series by Aussie author Janet Gover and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Set in vast outback Australia, with the red dirt a constant companion, the people of the town were close and looked after their own. This is only my second by this author but it won't be my last. Highly recommended.' Goodreads review 'This is an outback romance highlighting the importance of outback doctors, pilots ect it describes the beautiful outback settings perfectly.' NetGalley review

It might take some Christmas magic to make this outback town feel like home… Eager to make a real difference, English nurse Katie Brooks has travelled halfway around the world to work on an air ambulance in outback Queensland. She was prepared to be a fish out of water, but she hadn't anticipated how challenging the isolation would be. And she'd certainly never expected to be rescued on day one by Scott Collins: Coorah Creek's prodigal son, who might just be the best thing about the town. Meeting Katie is the one bright spot in Scott's reluctant return to his childhood home. He has nothing but bad memories of growing up. He once vowed never to return, but now he needs to put old ghosts to rest, before beginning a new life as far away as he can get. Katie is determined to stay. Scott is just as determined to leave. Can a small-town Christmas change their minds?