The Last Mile Home

by Di Morrissey

Overview

The Last Mile Home is an unforgettable story of the power of enduring love from Australia's favourite storyteller with new novel The Night Tide out now.

It is 1953 in a small Australian country town, a time of post-war prosperity and hope.

The Holtens are wealthy, yet austere, graziers who have lived on the land for generations. The McBrides are a large and loving shearer's family who are new arrivals to the district.

When the McBrides eldest daughter falls in love with the Holtens only son and heir, it seems impossible that they can have a future together.

As conflict and tragedy confront them, it is only with great determination that their love can survive.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781742622088
Publisher:	Pan Macmillan Australia
Publication date:	11/10/2007
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	336
Sales rank:	819,526
File size:	696 KB

About the Author

Di Morrissey is one of Australia's most popular female novelists. Di's novels, The Valley, The Reef, Barra Creek, Kimberley Sun, The Bay, Blaze, Scatter the Stars, The Songmaster, When the Singing Stops, Tears of the Moon, The Last Mile Home, Follow the Morning Star, The Last Rose of Summer and Heart of the Dreaming are all bestsellers. Di divides her time between Byron Bay and the Manning Valley in NSW.

Di Morrissey AM is one of the most successful and prolific authors Australia has ever produced, publishing twenty-nine bestselling novels. She trained as a journalist, working in newspapers, magazines, television, film, theatre and advertising around the world. Her fascination with different countries, their cultural, political and environmental issues, has been the catalyst for her novels, which are all inspired by a particular landscape.

Di is a tireless and passionate advocate and activist for many causes. She is an avid supporter of Greenpeace, speaking out on issues of national and international importance. She established The Golden Land Education Foundation in Myanmar (Burma), and is an Ambassador for Australia's Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children (NextSense). For many years, Di also published and edited a free community newspaper, The Manning Community News.

In 2017, in recognition of her achievements, Di was inducted into the Australian Book Industry Awards Hall of Fame with the prestigious Lloyd O'Neil Award. In 2019, she was made a Member of the Order of Australia. River Song is her thirtieth novel.

To find out more, visit www.dimorrissey.com and www.facebook.com/DiMorrissey. You can follow Di at @di_morrissey on Twitter and @dimorrisseyauthor on Instagram.