Outback Dust: The Drifter
The Augathella Girls, Book 7
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Outback Dust: The Drifter
Narrated by:
Olivia Beardsley
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Narrated by:
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Olivia Beardsley
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Annie Seaton
About this listen
Bec Hunter, an Augathella local and nurse at the local hospital, is driven by a strong work ethic and commitment to her career. Working and studying for a Master's degree in dementia leaves her little time for socialising. She has a life plan that does not include a relationship.
Travelling guitarist Matt Randall is new to town and doesn't intend to stay long, but his plans are thrown into turmoil when he is injured rescuing a young child, and is admitted to the hospital. Intense chemistry sparks between patient and nurse. Bec pretends indifference to the newcomer, and Matt fights his attraction to her. Will they overcome their differences as fate throws them together at every turn?
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