The Heiress of Tambora

At the beginning of the 20th century, Tara leaves Ireland when her husband is condemned to hang. She then decides to join her aunt who owns a farm in Australia.

After a perilous crossing, Tara discovers a derelict Tambora estate, but takes on the challenge to restore it to its former glory. A saga worthy of the best novels by Tamara McKinley and Sarah Lark.

The new saga from the Australian fairy of escape fiction!

Ireland, early 1920s. Tara has no choice but to leave her country for Australia, where her Aunt Victoria owns an estate. During the crossing to the island-continent, the ship she embarked on is shipwrecked.

The young woman survives, but she is now responsible for two orphans, Jack, ten, and his little sister Hannah.

When they finally arrive at Victoria's, in the heart of the outback, Tara finds a property on the verge of ruin. Without fully grasping the consequences of her decision, she then takes on the challenge of saving the Tambora estate...

In her new saga, the woman dubbed by the media as the "Australian fairy of escape fiction" portrays a woman ready to do anything to find happiness.

"A rich and dense novel. What a pleasure to follow this heroine who loves freedom!" Journal de France