Moth to the Flame
Woody Creek, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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Deidre Rubenstein
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By:
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Joy Dettman
About this listen
Jenny Morrison is bravely trying to move on with her life. Her husband missing amidst the turmoil of WWII, she takes refuge with Ray King, a slightly sinister, stuttering boy who disappeared from Woody Creek as a teenager but has now reappeared. In return for regular 'wifely duties', Ray offers Jenny and her three children sanctuary at his house in Melbourne. For a time, she is happy. But then Jenny's father - the philandering impresario Archie Foote - storms back into her world and chaos reigns again. Archie recognises Jenny's brilliance and offers her a second chance - a way to escape the domestic drudgery and finally fulfil her dream. But when you have three children, one missing husband and another with a dark secret, dreams have a habit of turning into nightmares...
©2011 Joy Dettman. (P)2011 Bolinda PublishingWhat listeners say about Moth to the Flame
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- Michelle
- 25-02-2018
Beautifully written
Wonderfully written, engaging story. One of the best Australian series’s I have read. Looking forward to the next book.
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- Carolyn McLaughlin
- 08-08-2017
The story continues
Great installment of the Woody creek series. Well read and intriguing to the end.
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- Amazon Customer
- 23-08-2017
Excellent
What a wonderful stpry weaver is Joy Dittman. she had captured the Australian wsu of life in the early 1900s and woven an intricate story line that keeps you engrossed and wanting to listen continuously. And the narrative is excellent.
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- Cassy
- 25-03-2018
Beautifully Written
Can not wait to read the next book. It would make a brilliant tv series.
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