The Desert Midwife
an outback medical romance from the bestselling author of The Opal Miner's Daughter, The Bush Telegraph and The Homestead Girls
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4.2 • 20 Ratings
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- $12.99
Publisher Description
**WINNER - ROMANCE WRITERS OF AUSTRALIA RUBY AWARD 2020**
'Like wrapping yourself in a warm blanket and sitting under the stars.' RACHAEL JOHNS
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NEW BEGINNINGS
What if the love of your life forgot who you were?
When outback midwife Ava May meets Zac on a flight to Alice Springs, they tumble into a whirlwind affair. But an exciting adventure leads to a terrible accident, with shattering consequences. The couple who had so much going for them now find themselves with everything to lose.
STRONG FAMILIES
Devastated, Ava retreats to her family cattle station to help salvage what she can of the critical situation. But at home on the drought-ridden farm, her brother is being pushed to his limits, and as his depression intensifies, Ava must step in to prevent another family tragedy.
MEDICAL MIRACLES
Against the majestic backdrop of Australia’s Red Centre, old dreams are shattered, new babies are born and true love takes flight.
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PRAISE FOR FIONA MCARTHUR
'McArthur...has great skill in storytelling.' Sydney Morning Herald
'I never miss one of Fiona McArthur's books.' Sam Still Reading
'Whenever I feel like journeying to the ochre and brown glory of the outback with its special brand of people, I know Fiona McArthur will take me there ...' Book Muster Down Under
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
Drawn upon Fiona McArthur’s years of experience working as a rural midwife, The Desert Midwife is an honest, touching portrayal of love and hardship in central Australia, described in vivid detail as severe, yet spellbinding. Midwife Ava meets Zac by chance on a plane to Alice Springs, quickly leading to romance–and tragedy. McArthur has a knack for funny, realistic dialogue, and her characters are equally charming and complex. The book also doesn’t shy away from exploring drought, depression and other harsh realities faced by families living and working in rural Australia.
