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Outback Baby
The engagement of wealthy Australian rancher Dustin Tanner is just the scoop journalist Shay Russell needs to save her flagging career. But when she races to the Outback to interview the happy couple, she finds the story's gone bust. And then a sudden storm leaves her trapped on the ranch — with a man who looks like he'd do anything to get her out of there….
Dustin's learned the hard way that urban career women and the Outback don't mix. Well…maybe they mix a little. Because Shay and Dustin, despite their better judgment, can't keep their eyes — or their hands! — off each other. They're about to learn that every action has its consequences. And their consequence should present itself in about eight and a half months….
Dustin's learned the hard way that urban career women and the Outback don't mix. Well…maybe they mix a little. Because Shay and Dustin, despite their better judgment, can't keep their eyes — or their hands! — off each other. They're about to learn that every action has its consequences. And their consequence should present itself in about eight and a half months….
- GenresRomance
256 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published August 1, 2006
About the author
Lilian Darcy
327 books100 followersWomen's fiction and romance author Lilian Darcy has written more than eighty novels for Harlequin, Silhouette, Mira Australia, and Mills & Boon. Under another name she has also written for Australian theater and television.
Lilian's career highlights include many appearances on the Waldenbooks Romance Bestsellers list, five nominations for the Romance Writers of America's presitious Rita Award, and translation into twenty different languages.
Lilian has an active family life involving kids, chickens, cats, music, scouting, gardening, hiking and horses. Oh, and there's a husband in there somewhere, too.
Her upcoming releases include the first book in her Cherry Sisters trilogy, "The One Who Changed Everything" from Harlequin Special Edition, and a novella, "Marry Me, Cowboy" for Tule Publishing's Copper Mountain Rodeo mini-series, part of the exciting new Montana Born series, with authors such as Jane Porter, Megan Crane and C.J. Carmichael.
Lilian's career highlights include many appearances on the Waldenbooks Romance Bestsellers list, five nominations for the Romance Writers of America's presitious Rita Award, and translation into twenty different languages.
Lilian has an active family life involving kids, chickens, cats, music, scouting, gardening, hiking and horses. Oh, and there's a husband in there somewhere, too.
Her upcoming releases include the first book in her Cherry Sisters trilogy, "The One Who Changed Everything" from Harlequin Special Edition, and a novella, "Marry Me, Cowboy" for Tule Publishing's Copper Mountain Rodeo mini-series, part of the exciting new Montana Born series, with authors such as Jane Porter, Megan Crane and C.J. Carmichael.
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September 3, 2026
Molto carino, un po' sbrigativo, ma è un libro semplice da leggere, lei una ragazza di New York che viene mandata in Australia dal suo capo perché deve mandare avanti una rivista, lui che ha conosciuto ad un evento la sua futura moglie che poi decide di scaricarlo e lei che deve intervistarli non sapendo che la loro storia non sarebbe andata avanti, ma mentre lei dopo tre voli scende da un piccolo aereo proprio l'ex ragazza di lui ci sale, vorrebbe ripartire immediatamente, ma le recenti pioggie hanno fatto ingrossare il fiume che si trova accanto sia alla pista dell' aereo postale che altro così deve restare su quell' isola con lui, bloccata per settimane, così piano piano dalla prima volta in cui si vedono e non si sopportano a poi che cambia tutto.
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August 6, 2010
This was a pretty good book. Not a lot of excitment or thrill but a regular romance with a few misunderstandings before the happy ending.
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