The Bush Telegraph: an outback medical romance from the bestselling author of the Opal Miner's Daughter, the Desert Midwife and the Homestead Girls

'Reading Fiona McArthur is like wrapping yourself in a warm blanket and sitting under the stars.' Rachael Johns 'A wonderful, heart-warming read with characters to fall in love with.' Karly Lane It's been more than ten years since Maddy Locke left Spinifex, the small outback town where she gave birth to her daughter, Bridget. Now she's back to prove she's got what it takes to run the medical centre and face the memories of that challenging time in her life. But everything's changed – the old pub is gone, her new colleagues aren't pleased to see her, and it's drier and hotter than ever. Station owner, Connor Fairhall, thought he'd left the drama behind in Sydney, but moving back to Spinifex with his rebellious son, Jayden, hasn't been the fresh start he'd envisioned. His brother, Kyle, is drinking too much and the only bright spot on the horizon is meeting Nurse Maddy, who's breathing new life into the weary town up the road, little by little. Can Maddy ignore the rumours about Connor and risk her heart again? Or will the bush telegraph spread along the wire fences and stand in the way of trust? From Australia's renowned midwife and bestselling author, The Bush Telegraph is a romantic drama about love, friendship, community and the joys and challenges of life in the outback. PRAISE FOR FIONA MCARTHUR 'McArthur...has great skill in storytelling.' Sydney Morning Herald 'I never miss one of Fiona McArthur's books.' Sam Still Reading 'Whenever I feel like journeying to the ochre and brown glory of the outback with its special brand of people, I know Fiona McArthur will take me there ...' Book Muster Down Under 'An uplifting story of friendship and romance.' Book'd Out 'Like wrapping yourself in a warm blanket.' RACHAEL JOHNS 'Characters to fall in love with.' KARLY LANE 'I never miss one of Fiona McArthur's books.' SAM STILL READING A CHALLENGING HOMECOMING It's been more than ten years since Maddy Locke left Spinifex, the small outback town where she gave birth to her daughter, Bridget. Now she's back to prove she's got what it takes to run the medical centre and face the memories of that challenging time in her life. But everything's changed – the old pub is gone, her new colleagues aren't pleased to see her, and it's drier and hotter than ever. NEW BEGINNINGS, OLD STRUGGLES Station owner, Connor Fairhall, thought he'd left the drama behind in Sydney, but moving back to Spinifex with his rebellious son, Jayden, hasn't been the fresh start he'd envisioned. His brother, Kyle, is drinking too much and the only bright spot on the horizon is meeting Nurse Maddy, who's breathing new life into the weary town up the road, little by little. RUMOURS AND ROMANCE Can Maddy ignore the rumours about Connor and risk her heart again? Or will the bush telegraph spread along the wire fences and stand in the way of trust? From Australia's renowned midwife and bestselling author, The Bush Telegraph is a romantic drama about love, friendship, community and the joys and challenges of life in the outback. _________________________________ PRAISE FOR FIONA MCARTHUR 'McArthur...has great skill in storytelling.' Sydney Morning Herald 'Whenever I feel like journeying to the ochre and brown glory of the outback with its special brand of people, I know Fiona McArthur will take me there ...' Book Muster Down Under 'An uplifting story of friendship and romance.' Book'd Out The heartwarming new medical rural romance from the bestselling author of The Desert Midwife.'Small towns and gossip go together like trees and birds.'It’s been more than ten years since Maddy Locke left Spinifex, the small outback town where she gave birth to her daughter, Bridget. Now she’s back to prove she’s got what it takes to run the medical centre and face the memories of that challenging time in her life. But everything’s changed – the old pub is gone, her new colleagues aren’t pleased to see her, and it’s drier and hotter than ever.Station owner, Connor Fairhall, thought he’d left the drama behind in Sydney, but moving back to Spinifex with his rebellious son, Jayden, hasn’t been the fresh start he’d envisioned. His brother, Kyle, is drinking too much and the only bright spot on the horizon is meeting Nurse Maddy, who’s breathing new life into the weary town up the road, little by little.Can Maddy ignore the rumours about Connor and risk her heart again? Or will the bush telegraph spread along the wire fences and stand in the way of trust?From Australia’s renowned midwife and bestselling author of The Desert Midwife, The Bush Telegraph is a romantic drama about love, friendship, community and the joys and challenges of life in the outback. 'small Towns And Gossip Go Together Like Trees And Birds.' It's Been More Than Ten Years Since Maddy Locke Left Spinifex, The Small Outback Town Where She Gave Birth To Her Daughter, Bridget. Now She's Back To Prove She's Got What It Takes To Run The Medical Centre And Face The Memories Of That Challenging Time In Her Life. But Everything's Changed - The Old Pub Is Gone, Her New Colleagues Aren't Pleased To See Her, And It's Drier And Hotter Than Ever. Station Owner, Connor Fairhall, Thought He'd Left The Drama Behind In Sydney, But Moving Back To Spinifex With His Rebellious Son, Jayden, Hasn't Been The Fresh Start He'd Envisioned. His Brother, Kyle, Is Drinking Too Much And The Only Bright Spot On The Horizon Is Meeting Nurse Maddy, Who's Breathing New Life Into The Weary Town Up The Road, Little By Little. Can Maddy Ignore The Rumours About Connor And Risk Her Heart Again? Or Will The Bush Telegraph Spread Along The Wire Fences And Stand In The Way Of Trust? From Australia's Renowned Midwife And Bestselling Author Of The Desert Midwife, The Bush Telegraph Is A Romantic Drama About Love, Friendship, Community And The Joys And Challenges Of Life In The Outback.