Crítics MatinersCasey Walsh

A romantic adventure novella. 1880, Queensland, Australia.

Gold fever grips the colony, transforming the barely there town of Gympie into a Mecca overnight. Gorgeous thief and unapologetic ladies’ man, Eamon Phelan, and his gang descend upon the settlement and are soon offered a job too good to refuse. Amidst a flood, a daring rescue, the wrath of a spurned heiress and the schemes of an old foe hell-bent on revenge, their best-laid plans are derailed and Eamon finds himself imprisoned for a crime that, for once, he didn’t commit.

Can his gang do the impossible and find the real culprits before it’s too late and claim the tantalising reward on offer, one that could change their lives forever?

A romantic adventure novella. 1880, Queensland, Australia.

Gold fever grips the colony, transforming the barely there town of Gympie into a Mecca overnight. Gorgeous thief and unapologetic ladies’ man, Eamon Phelan, and his gang descend upon the settlement and are soon offered a job too good to refuse. Amidst a flood, a daring rescue, the wrath of a spurned heiress, the schemes of an old foe, and the designs of a ruthless sergeant hell-bent on revenge, their best-laid plans are derailed and Eamon finds himself imprisoned for a crime that, for once, he didn’t commit. Can his gang do the impossible and find the real culprits before it’s too late and claim the tantalising reward on offer, one that could change their lives forever?