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In 1962, in the small timber town of Russell's Mill in Western Australia's south-west, close friends, Leah and Susannah, dream of escaping to a new life on the other side of Australia. But they never planned on falling in love with the same man. As Denny, a charming drifter working at the mill, captures both their hearts, friendships are tested, and futures become uncertain. Meanwhile, Evan, a loyal school friend with feelings of his own, hopes one of them might choose to stay. But life, and love, rarely go to plan.

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Award-winning writer June Kingston Smith came to Perth from England with her family in the 1950s as part of the Ten Pound Pom scheme. She has published many articles, including travel and restaurant reviews for The West Australian, where she worked as a copytaker, but her true passion has always been short stories, usually with a supernatural theme. Her awards include the Bronze Quill from The Society of Women Writers WA for In Another Place and the Australian Pacific Region Fiction Writing Award for The Diary. She also edited the Women Writers' newsletter for eight years. Catching Shadows is her second book, a novel that came from an idea she had more than forty years ago. Her first publication was a well-received collection of short stories.

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