Cleanskin Cowgirls

Cleanskin Cowgirls

by RachaelTreasure (Author)

Synopsis

A rollickingly good new novel from the bestselling and much loved author of The Farmer's Wife and Fifty Bales of Hay. the must-read new novel from Australia's no.1 rural fiction author. On the surface Elsie Jones, country music superstar, has it all. But a brush with death forces her to re-evaluate her life. Growing up a misfit in the dying wheatbelt town of Culvert, her only friend is chubby tara Green. At sixteen the girls escape in a rust-bucket ute with a nearly-dead dog, a mop and bucket, a guitar and $74.85. What could possibly go wrong? While the road leads them to the outback scrub mustering cleanskin cattle, there's just one problem. Elsie and tara have left their hearts in Culvert with their childhood sweethearts, eccentric inventor twins Zac and Amos Smith, who are hiding an incredible secret in their farm shed. After a devastating betrayal, the girls are led on very different journeys. Can they find their way home again or is their friendship lost forever? Cleanskin Cowgirls is a powerful story about taking risks, letting go, and learning that miracles don't just happen...they can be made. Praise for Rachael treasure: 'treasure has a deft touch that enables her to evoke a rural setting with the quick flick of a stockwhip' the Age 'treasure writes with true grit, wit and warmth' Australian Women's Weekly

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 400
Edition: Reprint
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Published: 01 Feb 2015

ISBN 10: 0732299020
ISBN 13: 9780732299026
Book Overview: Praise for Rachael Treasure: 'Treasure has a deft touch that enables her to evoke a rural setting with the quick flick of a stockwhip' -The Age 'Treasure writes with true grit, wit and warmth' - Australian Women's Weekly

Author Bio
Rachael Treasure lives in southern rural Tasmania with her two young children and an extended family of kelpies, chooks, horses, sheep and a time-share Jack Russell. She is passionate about encouraging non-readers to read, as well as inspiring both farmers to consider regenerative agricultural practices and animal handlers to better understand their dogs and livestock. Rachael's novels have all been bestsellers and she is credited with inspiring the genre of 'farm lit'. FIFTY BALES OF HAY is her first foray into erotica.