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Kimberley Fire : Western Australia Outback Romance

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Kimberley Fire, is a bold, sweeping Australian romance set against the ancient drama of the Western Australian Kimberley. When high-flying Melbourne businesswoman Cara Donovan inherits eighteen thousand acres of remote cattle station from a great-aunt she barely knew, she arrives in the East Kimberley expecting to assess an asset. What she finds instead is a land so extraordinary it rewrites her understanding of what a life can be, and a neighbor who has been trying to buy her inheritance out from under her before she's even unpacked. Killian Fitzgerald is everything Cara has never encountered in a boardroom: direct, immovable, deeply rooted in his country, and entirely her equal. Their relationship begins as a property dispute and becomes something neither of them planned, a slow-burning, fiercely honest love story between two strong-willed people who challenge each other at every turn and find, in the challenging, something neither could build alone. Spanning twenty-two years, from that first dusty confrontation at a homestead gate to a family and legacy firmly planted in the red Kimberley earth, this is a novel about the courage it takes to stop managing your life from a distance and step fully into it. Rich with the spectacular landscapes of the Kimberley, alive with the saucy tension of two equally matched people who refuse to make anything easy, and deeply romantic in the way that only honest things can be, Kimberley Fire, is a celebration of belonging, ambition, and the extraordinary love that grows when two people decide to build something real.

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  • ISBN-13: 9798180589712
  • ISBN-10: 9798180589712
  • Publisher: Independently Published
  • Publish Date: June 2026
  • Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.29 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 0.33 pounds
  • Page Count: 114

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