Slow Food: Autumn
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Jess's friend Luke goes bush with the brumbies to find out who he is and where he belongs. Luke is a foster kid who came to Harry's place through a horse gentling program, and found the closest thing he's ever had to family. But when Harry dies, Luke's life quickly falls apart. He has a bitter falling out with Harry's son Lawson and, afraid of becoming lost in the foster system again, Luke runs away, taking little but a moonstone pendant given to him by Jess.
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- 2023-06-29
- 257 pages
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- Bloomsbury Publishing
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