Madam Sarah — Janet Quin-Harkin

THE ROUGH AUSTRALIAN OUTBACK WAS NO PLACE FOR A PROPER ENGLISHWOMAN

Sarah Hartley traveled to the rugged outback with a heart full of hope--only to be greeted with news of her fiance's death. Banished from England by her father who forbade her marriage, Sarah knew Australia was now her home.

With no place to call her own, Sarah agreed to stay on at a sheep station as a cook. But life in the outback could be treacherous, especially for a woman as innocent and lovely as Sarah. Alone and desperate, she fled the rough country for Sydney, where her only chance for survival lay in the city's most elegant bordello. And it was here that Sarah's true courage and spirit would lead her into a new life of passion and promise and to a love more precious than gold....