Not since The Thorn Birds has the lush and romantic land of Australia been brought so vividly to life. Tears of the Moon is the thrilling and dramatic story of an endless love that overcomes all odds.
Lily Barton's most prized possession is a beautiful tear-drop pearl pendant. Alone in the world, she has no idea where it came from or why she has it. But she is desperate to learn more of her forgotten past, to find her identity and claim her legacy, whatever it might be. Seeking everwhere for answers, she discovers her great-grandmother Olivia's diary. Across the years it reaches out to her, revealing the truth behind a love that is so profound, so passionate and so complete, that nothing can destroy the power of its magic.
About the Author
Di Morissey is Australia's most popular woman novelist. Well known as a TV presenter on the original Good Morning Australia, Di has always writtne--working as a journalist and advertising copywriter. She has spent ten years living in Singapore, Thailand, Japan, Washington, D.C., Hawaii, and Guyana before returning hom. Di now lives and writes in Byron Bay, NSW, in between travelling to research her novels.
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Not since The Thorn Birds has the lush and romantic land of Australia been brought so vividly to life. Tears of the Moon is the thrilling and dramatic story of an endless love that overcomes all odds.
Lily Barton's most prized possession is a beautiful tear-drop pearl pendant. Alone in the world, she has no idea where it came from or why she has it. But she is desperate to learn more of her forgotten past, to find her identity and claim her legacy, whatever it might be. Seeking everwhere for answers, she discovers her great-grandmother Olivia's diary. Across the years it reaches out to her, revealing the truth behind a love that is so profound, so passionate and so complete, that nothing can destroy the power of its magic.
About the Author
Di Morissey is Australia's most popular woman novelist. Well known as a TV presenter on the original Good Morning Australia, Di has always writtne--working as a journalist and advertising copywriter. She has spent ten years living in Singapore, Thailand, Japan, Washington, D.C., Hawaii, and Guyana before returning hom. Di now lives and writes in Byron Bay, NSW, in between travelling to research her novels.