A short story from the national bestselling author of The Russian Concubine . . . It is 1942, and the war has come to Darwin, Australia. Japanese planes bring fear to the streets as air raids spit death from the skies. The best way to survive is to keep your head down, but Hatti Hoot—red-haired and six foot tall—doesn’t exactly blend in with the crowd. When Hatti spots two men looting a jewelry shop during one of the raids, she intervenes and scares them off. The diamonds they had taken lay abandoned in the street, and Hatti is tempted. So is Maya, a willful young Malayan girl who also spots the treasure in the dust. But before either can react, a police officer steps in, accusing them of theft. Suddenly everything starts to go wildly wrong . . . Praise for the novels of Kate Furnivall: “Furnivall deftly evokes the details of a bygone era.” — Publishers Weekly “An engrossing adventure that sweeps readers in lush waves of drama and romance.” — Library Journal DON’T MISS: Includes a special preview chapter from Furnivall’s latest novel, The White Pearl.
The powerful true story of how one woman turned outback dust into a diamond empire Within minutes of landing in Kununurra, Frauke Bolten had made up her mind to get...
London, 1920.
Written from the perspective of a woman who traverses life in a wheelchair, this book wipes away the surface grit of suffering and circumstances to reveal the radiant hope that each of us can claim.Diamonds in the Dust takes theology and ...
It was worth checking the mailbag before leaving town, to make sure the company had been able to pay us our May wages as well. Before leaving Derby, I dropped by Lee Leiver's station outfitters. Kelly needed new desert boots and Leisha ...
Contains excerpts from the Bible to provide inspiration for each day of the year. Other titles by Joni Eareckson Tada include Joni...The Start of a Journey, A Step Further, Choices...Changes, All God's Children and When is it Right to Die?
Diamonds in the Dust
Most people invest in the usual assets: real estate, gold, mutual funds, fixed deposits and stock markets. It's always the same four or five instruments. All they end up making...
This is a richly diverse, “quiet but deeply satisfying” collection of stories, from a three-time Man Booker Prize finalist (Kirkus Reviews). “Anita Desai is one of the most brilliant and subtle writers ever to have described the ...
But no matter how much dirt you throw on top of them, skeletons always have a way of crawling out of the darkest holes. Diamond in the Dust (Lost Kings MC #18) is the thrilling conclusion of Rooster and Shelby’s story.
Detective Superintendent Peter Diamond is confronted with a crime that comes too close to home.