The shifting light / Alice Campion.
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TextPublisher: North Sydney, NSW : Bantam, 2017Copyright date: ©2017Description: 350 pages : genealogical tables ; 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780143781110Subject(s): Fathers and daughters -- Fiction | Family secrets -- Fiction | Country life -- Australia -- Fiction | Artists -- FictionGenre/Form: Domestic fiction. DDC classification: A823.4 Summary: Nina Larkin should be happy. She's transformed her rundown outback property, The Springs, into a successful artists' retreat; she's won a distinguished art prize, and she's living with her soulmate, trail-blazing grazier Heath Blackett. But the chance discovery of a portrait of her father, renowned artist Jim Larkin, makes her question everything. How could it have been drawn just weeks ago when Jim has been dead for 20 years? Could her father still be alive? Can she track down the man in the picture? And is this connected to the missing gold buried by her ancestor over a century ago? Her search for answers will draw Nina into a maze of family secrets just as the man who stepped out of a painting arrives at her door.
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Nina Larkin should be happy. She's transformed her rundown outback property, The Springs, into a successful artists' retreat; she's won a distinguished art prize, and she's living with her soulmate, trail-blazing grazier Heath Blackett. But the chance discovery of a portrait of her father, renowned artist Jim Larkin, makes her question everything. How could it have been drawn just weeks ago when Jim has been dead for 20 years? Could her father still be alive? Can she track down the man in the picture? And is this connected to the missing gold buried by her ancestor over a century ago? Her search for answers will draw Nina into a maze of family secrets just as the man who stepped out of a painting arrives at her door.
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