Tully Sanderson is known to most as a world renowned journalist reporting political unrest and the truth from war torn countries.

Beneath the hard-nosed journalist who lives by his own rules, Tully drowns his private misery in drink and women. Here lays a man broken and torn by the horrific scenes of devastation and the circumstances of his personal life. Love, deception and heartbreak goes hand in hand with Tully.

Still grasping the gun that ended his true love's life, his heart shatters. His wife, Briony lays motionless and her dying wish thunders through his mind, ‘Look after our daughter, Carrie.’

Guilt consumes him, and he is driven to honour Briony’s last wish. Tully risks life and limb to report back to his homeland, Australia, the only job he knows to support Carrie.

Would Carrie ever forgive him for this crime of passion when she discovers the truth of her mother’s death? And will she forgive him for never being around as she grew up?

Reviewers notes:

Bruce Cooke creates a vivid picture of each character, place and event filled with Australian humour, laughter, sadness, tasteful seduction and reality.  The pages of this book not only holds a well written and compelling story, but it tells of a history of which we could all learn from.

I highly recommend this book