The Sins of the Fathers by John Byrnes

The Sins of the Fathers by John ByrnesIn early twentieth century Australia, the sins of the fathers leave behind a bloody legacy in this historical epic saga. From early 1900s Sydney to the shores of Gallipoli, this is a great Australian read. Two fathers, their sons and the feud that binds them. In the early years of the twentieth century, Billy and Tommy Smith are growing up on the mean streets of Sydney's Millers Point. It's a hungry, hard scrabble life, made even worse when their

Cadell and Randell would both like to be remembered as the founders of Murray River navigation

This is the story of what happens when they pit their skills against each other

was his uncanny ability to turn bites into hook-ups and hook-ups into captures

she must navigate a dark web of outback betrayal

It’s part fishing memoir

In Rusty’s Tales he describes the situations and circumstances that happened around him

'Entertaining

published by HarperCollins Australia and Stories of Oz Publishing

This opened up the Strzelecki and the Cooper Basin

and very hard to put down

About the Books:

She loves to hear from readers and you can contact her at lilymalone@mail