That’s when you know a book has totally captured you. The intricate way the story played out was a delight and the 670 or so pages didn’t seem long enough. I loved the going back in time to meet Kitty – a woman whose life is linked to Star. Intertwining stories, another mystery of a sister finding out who her real parents are, travelling to Australia, to Alice Springs no less to find out. I spent a delicious day reading this and nothing else. Susan: a huge fan of the Seven Sisters series and this is no exception. A place of discovery for Kitty and certainly one for Cece in the search for her father.

A woman discovering the world far from Leith and the life of service there.Īustralia is quite literally a world away. When there is tragedy here, there is shared grief, This is a tight community going through a period of growth and transition. Broome is the ultimate stop on the ship’s journey and the town’s Historical society would be a great place to experience the time and place of the book. The outback takes in scenes in Alice Springs and Broome. Aboriginal symbols for “a human track” and human signs of travel are dotted throughout the novel leading the reader and the characters within to the ultimate destination of discovery Broome In the outback amongst the heat and the long, dry roads which seem to lead nowhere, there’s an artistic gem in the form of the story of Aboriginal art and Hermannsburg. The main setting of the story and where the mystery unfolds. The story of Kitty and how she ends up in Australia starts, where the best stories do, at the city’s main Central Library Australia In order to offset the heat and passion in the story, there’s a backstory which builds from the Edinburgh setting. All these places are real and exciting and you can feel the heat, the sunsets and the sheer exctiment of Cece falling in love and feeling the sand on her toes and that house in the trees. Phra Nang Beach is of course where Cece first meets Ace and where they go eploring in the Princess Cave. Travel Guide Thailand – Krabi Railay Beach

The seven sisters books in order