Facing the Flame
The Matilda Saga, Book 7
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Narrated by:
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Edwina Wren
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Jackie French
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"Gripping, emotional and moving."
-- New Idea
There have been fires before, but not like this.
In 1978, as the hot wind howls and the grass dries, all who live at Gibber's Creek know their land can burn. But when you love your land, you fight for it.
For Jed Kelly, an even more menacing danger looms: a man from her past determined to destroy her. Finding herself alone, trapped and desperate to save her unborn child, Jed's only choice is to flee—into the flames.
Heartbreaking and powerful, Facing the Flame celebrates the triumph of courage and community, and a love for the land so deep that not even bushfire can erode it.
PRAISE
"The perfect read for anyone who loves immersing themselves in Australian fiction. Gripping, emotional and moving, Facing the Flame is a great book to curl up with on a warm spring night." -- New Idea
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- nicoff
- 05-09-2024
Amazing Matilda Saga
So sad to come to the end of the last in the series. I enjoyed every minute of every book. Driving the country miles or walking the streets or just listening around the house. Thanks Jackie and thanks Audible.
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- 15-01-2024
gripping and amusing
Not all your readers miss the finer details. Perhaps not all your readers rewind more than once to assure themselves they heard it right... or wrong. I gave birth in March 1978 in pounds and ounces and again in '83, still imperial measure, no hint of kgs back then; and the detail of Merv's end was confusing. (Fred?) He didn't deserve to be remembered. I knew his end, well before,..with the first flicker of flame.
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