Tea Cooper Australian Bestselling Author
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THE CEDAR CUTTER

Even if time heals all wounds, you still bear the scars…
Wollombi: 1855. When Roisin Ogilvie moves to Wollombi her thoughts are only of protecting her illegitimate son, Ruan, from the grasp of his powerful and dangerous father. Posing as an impoverished widow, she settles into a quiet existence as a local dressmaker. She doesn’t expect to catch the attention of Irish champion cedar cutter Carrick O’Connor, or any other man for that matter.
Carrick O’Connor may have won the coveted Wollombi Wood Chop, but his mind is on the beautiful seamstress and her son. Or rather, on who they remind him of. Determined to exact revenge for the horrors of his past, Carrick plans to return to Ireland to seek revenge on the land agent who was responsible for the death of his wife and child, and his transportation. Then, hopefully, he can return to Wollombi to start life afresh.
But a murder charge, a kidnapping, a growing attraction, and a past that refuses to stay silent will turn both his and Roisin’s lives upside down and will lead them to a hard choice. Redemption? Or cutters’ justice?
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'Another brilliant historical fiction novel. The characters are well constructed; the research into the time quite obvious...The blending into the story of the local natives; the rum drinking, loud mouthed cedar cutters and the strength of the women of the town – all combine to make an entertaining and thoroughly enjoyable read.Highly recommended." Brenda Telford. Amazon
Twists and turns, romance, intrigue - I loved it! Heather Goodreads

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  • Home
  • About
  • Aus/NZ Books
    • The Fossil Hunter
    • The Cartographer's Secret
    • The Girl in the Painting
    • The Woman in the Green Dress
    • The Naturalist's Daughter
    • The Currency Lass
    • The Cedar Cutter
    • The Horse Thief
    • The House on Boundary Street
    • Lily's Leap
    • Matilda's Freedom
    • Forgotten Fragrance
  • International Books
    • The Fossil Hunter
    • The Cartographer's Secret
    • The Girl in the Painting
    • The Woman in the Green Dress
    • The Naturalist's Daughter
  • Media & Events
  • Contact