Kaye Dobbie est une auteure dont les œuvres se caractérisent par une profonde compréhension de la psyché humaine et des intrigues complexes. Ses histoires explorent souvent les thèmes de l'amour, de la perte et de la recherche d'identité à travers divers genres. Avec un talent narratif exceptionnel, elle entraîne les lecteurs dans des mondes à la fois familiers et exotiques. Son style unique et sa capacité à dépeindre des personnages complexes en font une voix importante de la littérature contemporaine.
Set in the tumultuous backdrop of 1838 Sydney, the story follows Bregetta, who, after her mother's death, finds herself enamored with the enigmatic Sergeant Alistair Duncan. Their budding romance faces challenges as external influences complicate their relationship, leading to a painful separation. The narrative explores themes of love, loss, and the impact of societal pressures on personal connections.
Set in 1928, the story follows Evie Woodward, a widow grappling with her mysterious past while raising her young son. She partners with Daniel Roxburgh to run a Psychic Detective Agency, initially engaging in dubious investigations. However, their cases unexpectedly lead them into genuine and potentially dangerous situations, blending elements of mystery and the supernatural as they confront the realities of their work and personal lives.
Set against the backdrop of the Victorian goldfields and the gritty streets of Sydney, this narrative explores themes of passion and resilience. The characters navigate the challenges of their environment, forging connections and battling adversity as they seek fortune and love in a tumultuous era. The story captures the essence of survival amid the harsh realities of life during this historical period.
The narrative explores an intense and unbreakable love that transcends time and challenges. As the characters navigate obstacles, their bond deepens, revealing the transformative power of their connection. Themes of devotion and resilience are woven throughout, emphasizing how love can endure and shape lives in profound ways. The story promises emotional depth and a journey that highlights the strength of relationships against the backdrop of life's trials.
Set in 1998, the story follows Kate O'Hara as she rents a cottage by a river in Tasmania, only to discover it is haunted by Devlin, a boatman from the convict era. The haunting is marked by eerie sounds like ghostly footsteps and the splash of oars, creating a chilling atmosphere that intertwines past and present, suggesting a rip in the fabric of time.
Set against the backdrop of 1874 Ironbark, the story follows Aurora Scott, who becomes embroiled in a robbery involving a Cobb & Co coach laden with gold. As the passengers are held hostage, Aurora teams up with the American driver, Jackson Fletcher, to devise a plan for their escape. The narrative highlights their struggle for survival and the unfolding tension as they confront the robbers while seeking to protect themselves and the other hostages.
Set in 1969, a small-town girl named Faith moves to the city to work at the Angel nightclub, where she navigates a world of wealth and crime. Torn between her feelings for a band singer and her hometown boyfriend Joe, a tragic death motivates her to seek justice against the club's criminals. Simultaneously, her sister Hope falls for a boy heading to Vietnam, unwittingly drawing her life into Faith's perilous journey. Themes of love, loyalty, and the quest for justice intertwine as their lives become increasingly connected.
Cleo, a respectable woman, embarks on a journey of self-discovery as she navigates her feelings for Jacob, a notorious black sheep. Their contrasting backgrounds challenge societal norms and expectations, leading to a passionate yet tumultuous relationship. As they confront their differences, both characters must learn to embrace vulnerability and redefine what love truly means. This story explores themes of acceptance, personal growth, and the transformative power of love against the odds.
Set in post-World War I England, Emilia grapples with the loss of her husband, who has been dead for two years. When she encounters a chance to potentially bring him back, her skepticism gives way to hope, prompting her to pursue this eerie possibility despite warnings from her sister-in-law, Florence. The involvement of the unsettling Dr. McIvor and his anxious Medium assistant adds a layer of tension to Emilia's desperate quest for reconnection, exploring themes of grief, longing, and the supernatural.
Set against the backdrop of Mackenzie Crossing, the story delves into the hidden truths and mysteries buried within its ashes. As characters navigate their intertwined fates, they uncover the dark past of the location, revealing secrets that challenge their understanding of loyalty, love, and betrayal. The narrative weaves together personal journeys with the haunting history of the place, leading to revelations that could change everything.