Duet

· Sold by Hachette Australia
eBook
544
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Eligible

About this eBook

A story of passion, greed, secrets and lies.

A reclusive woman living in outback Australia receives a letter acknowledging a terrible secret from her past. Thirty years before, she stole another woman's life. From the moment the letter is opened two women are on a collision course with destiny.

From the London pop scene, to the opera stages of Europe; from a tiny Greek island, to a stifling manor house full of secrets and deceptions; from the sun-drenched Queensland coast, to the silent outback; Angela and Ellie are two women both looking for something.

One in search of her identity and her memory, the other in search of the love that she had and lost ? theirs is a duet whose last note will not be sung until the heart-stopping climax, when a shadow from the past returns to claim them both.

`If you enjoy the novels of Paullina Simons you will love Duet? - Courier Mail


Author Biography

Kimberley Freeman was born in London and grew up in Brisbane. She is the author of Duet (2007), winner of the Ruby Award, Gold Dust (2008), Wildflower Hill (2010), Lighthouse Bay (2012), Ember Island (2013) and Evergreen Falls (2014). Her bestselling books have been translated into over twelve languages.

For more information visit facebook.com/KimberleyFreemanAuthor, read her blog on kimberleyfreeman.com or follow her on twitter.com/KimberleyTweets.

About the author

Kimberley Freeman is an award-winning writer of historical and speculative fiction under her birth name, Kim Wilkins. As Kimberley Freeman she's written DUET, GOLD DUST and the internationally successful WILDFLOWER HILL.

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