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The outlaw who became a folk hero for her courage and her daring escape by sea: "An epic story of love and liberty" (Elizabeth Cobbs, bestselling author of The Tubman Command) Jenny Gwyn is a survivor. Faced with destitution after the death of her father, she becomes a highwaywoman to support her impoverished family. One fatal mistake leads to her arrest, and the king's justice demands her death. But rather than beg for mercy, Jenny condemns t...

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A new novel from the author of "Fled", who has also written novels with her Booker Prize winning father Thomas Keneally. Shifts between 1820 and the present day. Comparable to "The Light Between Oceans".

Murder often comes with an easy scapegoat...When a boatman is murdered on a remote island off Van Dieman's Land, the authorities want to blame a famous, and very inconvenient, political prisoner. In this, the third in the Monsarrat series, Hugh Llewelyn Monsarrat and his trusty housekeeper, Mrs Mulrooney, are sent to remote Maria Island to solve the murder of corrupt tradesman Bart Harefield. When Harefield is murdered with an axe, blame is la...

Highway robberConvict Runaway Mother Jenny Trelawney is no ordinary thief. Forced by poverty to live in the Devon forest, she becomes a successful highway woman, until her luck runs out. Transported to Australia, Jenny must tackle new challenges and growing responsibilities. When famine hits the new colony, Jenny is convinced that those she most cares about will not survive. And so she becomes the leader in a grand plot of escape. Setting sail...

The outlaw who became a folk hero for her courage and her daring escape by sea: "An epic story of love and liberty" (Elizabeth Cobbs, bestselling author of The Hamilton Affair) Jenny Gwyn is a survivor. Faced with destitution after the death of her father, she becomes a highwaywoman to support her impoverished family. One fatal mistake leads to her arrest, and the king's justice demands her death. But rather than beg for mercy, Jenny condemns ...