Amy's Touch

From the bestselling author of Outback Sunset, Heart of the Outback and Sundown Crossing comes a story of a woman ahead of her time - and the two brothers who love her ... After working as a nurse in World War I, Amy Carmichael settles in the South Australian town of Gindaroo. there she is reunited with a former patient, good-natured Danny McLean, and his moody brother Randall. the McLeans own Drovers Way, a sheep and cattle station just out of town. But Drovers Way is in trouble - and so is Amy. Danny has asked her to marry him, and it is only after Amy says yes, that she realises it is Randall she truly loves. In a small town rumour is rife, and when shots are fired during a cattle rustling operation, it is the trigger for the inevitable showdown between the brothers ... With unforgettable characters, vivid settings and a sure storyteller's instinct, Lynne Wilding weaves a tale of love and choices set against the wide brown acres of the Australian landscape. 'an exciting story of love and hardship in the Australian Outback' SA Life A woman ahead of her time -- and the two brothers who love her ... After working as a nurse in World War I, Amy Carmichael settles in the South Australian town of Gindaroo. There she is reunited with a former patient, good-natured Danny McLean, and his moody brother Randall. The McLeans own Drovers Way, a sheep and cattle station just out of town. But Drovers Way is in trouble -- and so is Amy. Danny has asked her to marry him, and it is only after Amy says yes, that she realises it is Randall she truly loves. In a small town rumour is rife, and when shots are fired during a cattle rustling operation, it is the trigger for the inevitable showdown between the brothers ... With unforgettable characters, vivid settings and a sure storyteller?s instinct, Lynne Wilding weaves a tale of love and choices set against the wide brown acres of the Australian landscape. ?an exciting story of love and hardship in the Australian Outback? SA Life The much-loved author of Outback Sunset "After working as a nurse with Australian soldiers in World War I, Amy Carmichael settles in the little town of Gindaroo, South Australia. There she is reunited with one of her former patients, good-natured Danny McLean, and his moody brother Randall. The McLeans own Drovers Way, a sheep and cattle station just out of town. But Drovers Way is in trouble -- and so is Amy. She has become engaged to Danny, but is dismayed to find that it is Randall for whom her feelings are strongest. And Randall is engaged to Elizabeth Walpole, the daughter of the McLean brothers greatest rival. In and around Gindaroo rumour is rife, and when Amy and Randalls feelings for each other become obvious, it creates a feud between the Walpoles and McLeans that will have disastrous consequences ... With unforgettable characters, vivid settings and a sure storyteller's instinct, Lynne Wilding weaves a tale of love and choices set against the wide brown acres of the Australian landscape"--Publisher