Black Sheep

Orphaned at sixteen, James Wakefield becomes a fugitive after committing two murders, grappling with his past and the moral implications of his actions. Meanwhile, Ben McKinnon, heir to a wealthy sheep property, harbors a secret that could disrupt his family's lives. Their unexpected friendship leads Ben to invite James to work at Glenfinnan Station, raising questions about loyalty and belonging. Set against the backdrop of the Shearing Wars and World War I, the story explores themes of family, identity, and the complexities of human connection.