Elizabeth's Choice

Young English woman, Elizabeth's first impression of 1960 small-town Australia is hardly an optomistic one. Far from home, she must find her way to her aging great-aunt's homestead in a country that is harsh and unforgiving. A normally pragmatic Elizabeth meets the one person who will come to her rescue: Bill. What an ideal coincidence for Elizabeth––or is it? As the story unfolds, we also discover Aunt Josephine's character, and why she made the long journey to Australia many years before. Elizabeth travels a similar journey, but for very different reasons. As we empathise with Elizabeth and the predicament she now finds herself in, we wonder: is the choice for an 'adventure of a lifetime' Elizabeth's alone, or does Aunt Josephine's influence carry far over the seas?