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    The Wild One
    The Wild One
    The Wild One
    Audiobook8 hours

    The Wild One

    Written by Janet Gover

    Narrated by Federay Holmes

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    About this audiobook

    Iraq war veteran Dan Mitchell once disobeyed an order. Now a national park ranger in the Australian outback, he's faced with another order he is unwilling to obey... Photographer Rachel Quinn seeks out beauty in unlikely places. But Quinn knows darkness – and Dan soon realises she needs his help as much as he needs hers. Carrie Bryant was a jockey until a racing accident broke her nerve. Now Dan and Quinn need her expertise, but can she face her fear?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWavesound from W. F. Howes Ltd
    Release dateAug 6, 2015
    ISBN9781510010741
    The Wild One
    Author

    Janet Gover

    Janet Gover grew up in outback Australia, surrounded by wide open spaces, horses ... and many, many books. When her cat lets her actually sit in her chair, she writes stories of strong women, rural communities and falling in love. Her novel Little Girl Lost won the Epic Romantic Novel of the Year Award presented by the Romantic Novelists' Association in the UK, and she has won or been shortlisted for awards in Australia and the USA. As Juliet Bell, in collaboration with Alison May, she rewrites misunderstood classic fiction, with an emphasis on heroes who are not so heroic. Her favourite food is tomato. She spends too much time playing silly computer games, and is an enthusiastic, if not always successful, cook. Janet loves to hear from readers—so do drop her a line. http://janetgover.com/ www.facebook.com/janetgoverbooks/ Twitter: @janet_gover

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