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A Place of Her Own

Blackwattle Lake, Book 3

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A Place of Her Own

By: Pamela Cook
Narrated by: Rebecca Bower
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Eve Nicholls has always run from trouble but now, just as she is finally piecing her fractured life together at Mossy Creek Farm, trouble turns up at her door. Marcus, her cheating ex, and the father of her unborn child is staking his claim and threatening to destroy her plans, and hopes for the future.

She survived the bushfires that destroyed her home and successfully fought the false accusations that almost landed her in prison, but now, despite the pull of a new relationship with local vet Hugh Robertson, every instinct is telling her to run – the same way she did as a grief-stricken teenager.

If Eve stays, will she find the courage to confront the truths of her past, or will she be forced to abandon the horses, people and property she loves so much, and her dream of finding a place to truly belong?

©2025 Pamela Cook (P)2025 Bolinda Publishing Contemporary
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It was so lively to read the end of this series written and woven about the fires in the lower regions of NSW. Held both sorrow and kept my interest at all turns.

Forgiveness conquers all

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Loved the storyline of the series. The narrator brought the characters to life- just a great listen

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