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Across the Great Divide

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9781476853611, 9781476853628, 9781617745676, 142341442X, 9781423414421
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Kerry Allyne

Julia Phyllis Crabtree was born in England, UK. Her early childhood was uneventful, she remembered, until her father came home one day and began talking about emigrating to Australia. When they eventually arrived in Australia, Kerry took to her new land with a passion. During the family's first years "down under," she explored as much of the country as she could, journeying northward into Queensland and out onto the Great Barrier Reef, and sometimes south through New South Wales into Victoria. As a adult she returned to England for a short time. A long working holiday enabled her to travel the world before returning to Australia where she met her engineer husband-to-be, and they had a couple of kids. The family eventually moved to a rural area and she started to write. She used the people and countryside as inspiration for her romances. She was published by Mills & Boon from 1976 to 1994 as Kerry Allyne.

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Nicole's experience had made her bitter! She'd been badly hurt when her fiance jilted her. When she left Sydney for western Australia, she was determined never to be as trusting again. Yet, against her will, her feelings were stirred by Lang Jamiesona handsome, powerful rancher who made her realize she was far from unmoved by his passionate embraces. But if Lang was going to marry his possessive neighbor, Eunice Blanchard--as rumor reported-- could he really be interested in Nicole? Or was he cheating?

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