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MOONSTONE CROSSING: Diamond Spirit #2

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Book two in the best-selling Australian series, Diamond Spirit. SELECTED FOR THE NSW PREMIER'S READING LIST. After a harsh childhood spent in foster care, Luke finally feels at home on Harry’s farm, working with horses. After a bitter falling out with the people around him, he does a runner, leaving everything behind. He heads north to the gulf country of outback Australia in search of wild brumbies, and finds himself camped by a river with three Aboriginal elders. Can three wise men and a mob of wild horses help Luke discover who he is and where he belongs? 'You can smell the horses, dust and dry summer grass coming off the pages.' ALISON LESTER

196 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 31, 2016

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Karen Wood

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Karen Wood is the author of the five Diamond Spirit books. She has an Arts degree majoring in communications and a diploma in horticulture. She has syndicated a gardening column in several newspapers throughout Australia, has published feature articles in various magazines and has published photographs in bushwalking guides. She is married with two children, a few horses, some dogs, chooks and a very cute rabbit. She lives on a small acreage on the Central Coast, New South Wales, where she spends as much time as possible with kids and horses or at her laptop, dreaming up a new book.

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These books are something I never thought that i would like they tell a story that could be real. They hold a truth that not many see and this is a window into it. Anything to do with horses is hard and this just highlights some of the problems of it was but amazing story telling
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