This teaser, from page 77 of Wallaby Track, reflects the setting.
The vast, illimitable expanse of the outback was different from other places, not only in what the senses could detect. Alexandra had both experienced in herself and observed in others that it exerted subtle, ineffable forces upon those who lived in it. Those influences were nourishing for some, but a virulent poison that affected the minds of others.
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Intriguing teaser!
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Interesting how the environment can affect us.
ReplyDeleteWow, I could only imagine!
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I've been reading some Native American history. The affect of the environment on man plays heavily in the Native American culture also.
ReplyDeleteSounds like this might be interesting. I never read a book about Australia.
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http://ourstack.blogspot.com/2011/03/tuesday-teaser-dilemma-and-girl-in.html
I'm intrigued and may search out the first in the series ...
ReplyDeleteSounds quite fascinating!
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Great teaser. I hardly read any books set in Australia - something I will have to look in to.
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I have to admit to a lot of curiosity about these books. Great teaser!
ReplyDeleteIt does give us a feeling for the time and place. Thanks for sharing.
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Good teaser! I've been looking for books set in Australia, and this one sounds like a real possibility.
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ReplyDeleteI have to admit that I have read very few books that are set in Australia, these look like a good series to get into.
When I checked them out, it does appear that they really need to be read in sequence, is that correct?
I couldn't find out anything about Aaron Fletcher, is he an Australian author?
He seems to have a great passion for his subject and those were some powerful teaser lines.
Yvonne
I've seen something like this in the planes of Wyoming and Eastern Montana. For me, they are a slow poison. Kansas is a faster poison.
ReplyDeleteI'm not familiar with this series, but I like your teaser!
ReplyDeleteI've been into historical family sagas that span many books and generations. I've just left--reluctantly-New York State and Canada so maybe it's time for a trip Down Under!
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thought provoking teaser. Kaye—the road goes ever ever on
ReplyDeleteOoh, sounds like a well written novel :-)
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Very interesting. Thanks for visiting Proud Book Nerd! :-)
ReplyDeleteoooh the outback, sounds interesting!! great teaser!
ReplyDeleteVery evocative - I haven't heard of this series but I'm sure the library will have them.
ReplyDeleteOh I haven't read many books set in Australia - this one sounds good. Here's my Teaser for this week:
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Beautifully descriptive. Thank you.
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Vast expanses of wild, unbound nature do play their tricks on our minds...
ReplyDeleteInteresting teaser and book! I really enjoyed the movie Australia. I would probably like these books.
ReplyDeleteInteresting teaser! Sounds like a fab book! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the sound of this teaser:
ReplyDeleteThose influences were nourishing for some, but a virulent poison that affected the minds of others.
It really gives you a sense of the setting!
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Great teaser. It makes me think of the isolation and red dust :)
ReplyDeleteMost definitely has me wanting to read more. Great teaser!
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