A Nanny Called Alice

Barbara Hannay

2025. g. maijs · Outback Brides Return to Wirralong 4. grāmata · Bolinda · Ierunātājs: Luisa Scrofani

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When Alice Trembath is mugged in the stark Australian outback, she has two choices: return to the US with an "I told you so" from her conservative parents and join the family business, or take a job as a nanny on a nearby cattle station. Despite being wildly unqualified, she accepts the position. She’s a fast learner and besides, she needs the money. Hotshot businessman Tom Braydon is juggling huge responsibilities. After the death of his brother, Tom took in his orphaned nieces and managed his brother’s cattle station, while simultaneously running his own thriving business in Sydney. Tom desperately needs Alice’s help, even though she has zero experience looking after children or living in the outback. He has plenty on his plate, he doesn't need the distraction of a romance. But while Alice and Tom strive to ignore the chemistry sizzling between them and focus on their separate goals, love clearly has other plans.

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Barbara Hannay, a former high-school English teacher, has written more than 40 books since her first publication in 1999. With more than 12 million copies sold worldwide, her novels have been translated into 26 languages, and have earned her five RITA nominations from Romance Writers of America. Hannay won a RITA award in 2007 and has won two Australian Romantic Book of the Year awards. Hannay lives in Townsville with her writer husband and enjoys being close to the Coral Sea, the stunning tropical scenery and colourful characters, all of which find their way into her popular stories.

Luisa Scrofani is an Italian-Australian actor and singer who’s based in Melbourne. She made her professional debut at 19 in Violet and has gone on to successfully perform in a string of independent and main-stage productions including Spring Awakening, Fugitive Songs, Blackrock, Midnight and A Funny Thing Happened on The Way to the Forum. She was nominated for a 2019 Helpmann Award for her performance as Nina Rosario in In the Heights.