Review: Outback Dreams - Rachael Johns

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Today's review is Australian Author Rachael Johns with her newest Country Lit coming to a stores near you or if you are an E-bookie then to an E-reader near you.
 
Review: Outback Dreams - Rachael Johns - October 2013

Do you love your Aussie authors ? Love reading novels set in the Country ? Love to scoop up a hot cowboy or in this instance a farmer  for yourself ? 
Rachael Johns has done it again as McCains Vegetables love to say as she has written another fabulous Outback Australian novel.  In Outback Dreams we have several storylines running smoothly together. The first is where we discover Daniel Montgomery aka Monty's little brother Will suffers from a high-functioning Autism. I liked reading about this as I have some family members etc that are on the Autism Spectrum Chart. The second is we are introduced to the blooming and strong friendship between Monty and Faith. Best friends since they were young, the pair have always been inseparable but now nearing their 30's - Faith wants more but it seems that Monty is only interested romantically for Ruby - the new woman in town whom ALL the guys have their eyes set on. The third storyline is the relationships between Faith and her family and Monty and his. Each in their own way are close yet estranged from their families and it seems like now is the time to stand up and let them know how you feel before it's too late.  When an opportunity arises for Faith to do something for her community and for a cause she feel dearly about - is this the stand and push she has been needing to move on with her life and let the world know what Faith wants?
Rachael John's novel "Outback Dreams" is a book that reminds readers, that if you have a dream - go for it as you often only have one chance to do it right and if you never go for it - you will always be wondering the big "What If" ???????????

 


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