Nicole Alexander Books in Order

Sarah expects to devote her life to her family’s Australian station, but her grandfather overlooks her after her brother’s death. Torn between the property and its manager, she must confront an inheritance shaped by generations of family history.

Sarah Gordon struggles to preserve her family’s Australian property while a dispute with her fiancé and half-brother threatens her control. Events from an earlier generation reveal how land acquired through theft continues to shape the family’s loyalties and ambitions.

An inexperienced young man takes charge of an isolated sheep property in 1923, where a girl’s sudden arrival changes his life. Forty years later, the struggling station’s owner faces the consequences as a dying man returns seeking redemption.

In 1837, Kate Carter accepts work beyond the settled boundaries of New South Wales. There she encounters Bronzewing, a white man raised in an Aboriginal community, whose effort to protect his adopted people places them amid escalating frontier violence.

Returning to her family’s sheep station after a failed romance, Eleanor hopes to recover in familiar surroundings. But tensions during shearing, her armed young half-brother’s fears and the arrival of a stranger turn one summer week toward disaster.

In 1929 Queensland, Edwina longs for opportunities beyond the farm her brother will inherit. Defying her father to attend a circus introduces her to two men and sets off a family crisis that could finally let her prove her abilities.

Pressured into marriage to protect his family’s reputation, Ross abandons his new wife for a remote Northern Territory cattle station. Her determination to follow him and his attraction to another woman complicate the independent life he hoped to build.

After losing her husband and daughter, Stella moves to her brother-in-law’s cane farm seeking answers about her marriage. His silence draws her toward family secrets rooted in two Irish cousins’ arrival in nineteenth-century New South Wales.

With his family’s station near ruin in 1909, Julian feels trapped by the obligation to inherit it. The arrival of a young man from Sydney offers another possibility, drawing them onto a dangerous journey along the Darling River and beyond.

The prosperous Wade family’s interests stretch from Texas to Queensland, but an old abduction continues to haunt them. News of a possible survivor sets events in motion that bind several generations through obsession, divided loyalties and the search for freedom.