AustLit

'At the age of twenty-two, Noreen Reeves and her husband left the safety and security of in-country Victoria, Australia and embarked on an adventure to the isolation of a Papua New Guinea outstation.Twelve years later and armed with an extraordinary collection of memories, they relocated to a vast sheep station in outback Western Australia. Noreen’s first memoir Two Shakes of a Dead Lamb’s Tail detailed those adventures and now she adds to her recollections, introducing on the journey a number of short fictional stories that season this memoir with humour, pathos and drama. From medical emergencies in Vancouver, to whale watching in Antarctica, via the excruciating pain of losing her best friend to cancer, Noreen Reeves details a life spent moving forward and one that, in her retirement, she can reflect best on by Looking Through the Rear Window.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'This is the story of a young, naïve and courageous woman's path of dreams, expectations, frustrations and disappointments along with a good dose of reality and a wicked sense of humour. A woman who wasn't afraid to "bite the bullet" and give everything a damn good go! She is a woman with fierce determination and self-belief blended with an amazing sense of loyalty, integrity and empathy who has allowed us to look through the window of her life - warts and all.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.