 
                Red Dust Running
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Buy Now for $23.99
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Narrated by:
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Shari Sebbens
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By:
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Anita Heiss
About this listen
After a disastrous relationship effectively torches her personal and professional life in Sydney, Annabelle is back in Brisbane. She’s about to start her dream job launching and curating a First Nations gallery in the city, and this time, nothing is getting in the way of her important work. Certainly not romance. Matters of the heart have always turned out to be a surefire way to make Annabelle run for the hills – literally.
Everything is going to plan until a birthday trip to the rodeo with her tiddas brings Annabelle up close and very personal with Dusty Davies, bona fide cowboy. It’s just a country fling, obviously. Annabelle’s not built for the rodeo life, and she’s certainly not spending any more time than necessary in the red dust and cowboy boots. Dusty doesn’t take art and activism seriously like Annabelle does; and he’s born and bred on country, and looks set to stay that way.
Opposites may attract, but how much change and compromise can you make before you’re running from yourself?
Cover artwork by Rachael Sarra.
©2023 Anita Heiss (P)2023 Audible Australia Pty Ltd.The story line of sisterhood was a great listen
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love an Australian story.
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Easy listening!
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Australian love story
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Red Dust Running is a charming, engaging story that blends romance, cultural pride, and friendship.
It follows Annabelle, an Australian First Nations art curator who returns to Brisbane after a complicated relationship in Sydney leaves her reputation—and priorities—in need of a reset. Back in Brisbane, she lands her dream job launching a First Nations art gallery and is surrounded by her close-knit circle of tiddas, a loyal group of friends and family who bring humour, grounding, and warmth to the story.
There’s a gentle romantic tug-of-war woven through, as Annabelle navigates her feelings between Michael, her kind and steady new neighbour, and Dusty, a rugged cowboy she meets on a girls’ weekend to the rodeo.
While the story is full of heart and cultural resonance, the ending didn’t quite deliver. It felt rushed and a little incomplete, as though the emotional threads were tied off too quickly but left hanging.
Still, Red Dust Running is a feel-good read with a proudly First Nations voice and a strong sense of place, even if it leaves you with a few lingering questions.
Warm and full of heart, but the ending felt rushed
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Enlightening and charming
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So very Australian and it's wonderful
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There were times I wish I could have seen the words and names, especially the Wuradjeri language.
I don’t read a lot of fiction but Anita Heiss is an author whose writing style and topics work for my need for substance. More please! Can we get a volume two?
Refreshing read!
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Hot weekend fun
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Well written and narrated
City Versus Country
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