Fishing For Stars now a Penguin paperback
Fishing for Stars is a story of ambition, destruction, love, tears, laughter and hope. At its heart are two passionate, unforgettable – and very different – women. One is exotic, damaged, and shrewd; the other beautiful, determined and zealous. Both are bitter rivals for the love of the same man.
Nick Duncan is an ingenuous male with a great deal more female on his hands than he can possibly hope to understand. The contest he is called upon to referee is the clash between the two great loves of his life: the seductive Anna Til, and the older, equally fascinating Marg Hamilton. Nick struggles between their worlds: one exploiting the world’s riches for profit, the other fighting to save the environment and its creatures, large and small.
Set in Australia, the Pacific islands, Japan and Indonesia during the latter half of the twentieth century, Fishing for Stars is the stunning sequel to The Persimmon Tree
'...the right level of intellectual and emotional stimulation for a relaxing holiday read.' – The Sunday Age
'Thrilling' – Gold Coast Bulletin
'More epic human spirit stuff from Oz’s best of the best-sellers' – Geelong Advertiser
'The wait is over' – Sunday Tasmanian
...almost certain to join its predecessors on the bestseller lists' – Launceston Examiner
