Sugarloaf Ridge Secrets

 by Jennifer Ryder

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This is the third year in a row I've read this Aussie author around Australia Day, it's a coincidence but fitting.
This was a beautiful tale set in a small country town. I can't imagine knowing everyone around you while I'm invisible in the suburbs.
Daynah was on a mission for the betterment of her career but she got so much more than she bargained for. Finn was one of a kind, you wonder is she on the rebound or just fated to meet him.
I loved Daynah's back story, her hunt for her identity and the way the author wove all these pieces together. Daynah's health issues had me gripping my kindle.
Such a wonderful story, I absolutely loved it.

A town not as sweet as it sounds...

Daynah Walsh’s ticket to her dream job at Metropolitan magazine has just been handed to her—but before she can move into that corner office, she must take on an assignment in the small town of Sugarloaf Ridge and expose the town’s longest-held secret. What became of the baby that was abandoned on the steps of the bakery almost twenty-five years ago?

Daynah expects easy answers and to gain some editorial experience. What she doesn’t expect is a growing friendship with cattle station manager Finn McAllister and the tight-knit community to welcome her like a member of their family.
The problem is, no one will talk.

Three years ago, Finn McAllister was dumped at the altar. Every waking moment since he’s devoted to the family property, Banridge Station.
When the new contract editor of The Song arrives, she’s like a brilliant ray of sunshine. Daynah awakens his heart as she brings life and hope to the town. Finn’s always been one to fall fast, and before too long, he’s done for.
The problem is, she’s asking too many questions.

Will Daynah break the story? Will Finn and the town finally be the key to healing the scars of her past?

A story about identity, family and love, by Jennifer Ryder.