A Woman Transported - Softcover

Robards, Sharon

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0646579126 ISBN 13: 9780646579122

Publisher: GMM Press, 2013

Synopsis

“A Woman Transported is a grand sweeping story that takes the reader from the slums of London to the untamed splendor of Australia. I really enjoyed the details and complexities of the story and characters. Definitely a worth while read.”

Heather Gregson Author of Dog of War

“I loved this historical novel set in the early 1800s, and would highly recommend it.”

Brenda – Goodreads

“If you love historical romance novels with strong female leads and steamy sex scenes, you will thoroughly enjoy this book. And, even if you aren't the biggest fan of romance, the story will still keep you intrigued and interested.”

Heather J Jackson - Goodreads

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Isabel is faced with only one choice - fight her way out of the rookery of St Giles with her wit and beauty and somehow follow the ship that sent her mother to the sunburned convict land of Australia, or else die too young after a short life of wretchedness.

At the height of the convict transportation to Australia, an unseen boundary separates the poor from the rich. Isabels stunning beauty and strong will attract the attention of a wealthy man, but the upper classes have their own secrets, secrets entwined with hers. Daily, she has learned hard lessons on the mean streets of London, but they can't teach her fast enough about the treachery of the wealthy. She must navigate both the gardens of the upper class and back alleys of the downtrodden in two continents. And she will, or die trying to find her mother.

About this title

About the Author:

Sharon Robards is an Australian author who lives two hundred kilometres north of Sydney, on the beautiful and rugged east coast of Australia, in a place called Port Stephens, a sanctuary for dolphins and a Mecca for tourists who come to see an annual migration of 6,000 whales each year.

Review:

"A Woman Transported is a grand sweeping story that takes the reader from the slums of London to the untamed splendor of Australia. I really enjoyed the details and complexities of the story and characters. Definitely a worth while read." - Heather Gregson Author of Dog of War

About this edition

• Publisher: GMM Press
• Publication date: 2013
• ISBN 10: 0646579126
• ISBN 13: 9780646579122
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 384