<b>Karly Lane's page-turning, absolutely delightful 25th rural romance from this bestselling author with over 600,000 books sold.</b><br/><br/>Lottie Fairchild has two loves: history and, well, history. She's fascinated by the legends of love and curses handed down through her family.<br/><br/>Owner of a little antique shop in small country town Banalla, Lottie is on the committee that is about to launch a new festival celebrating local history, including gentleman bushranger Jack McNally. <br/><br/>Altogether, Lottie feels happy. Mostly. But when festival guest speaker Professor Damian Loxley roars into town a week early, Lottie is caught off guard. <br/><br/>As a professor of history and an author, Damian arrives keen to research Jack McNally and a historic cold case: the mysterious disappearance of a colonial lady - in essence the search for a needle in a haystack. Then he meets Lottie Fairchild ... the perfect local guide. <br/><br/>Little do they realise what danger can come with treasures and truths. But least of all do they know that the hardest jewel to grasp is happiness itself ...<br/><br/><b>Praise for Karly Lane:</b> <br/><br/>'Perfect to read on a plane, train or beach-side holiday.' - <b>Reading Writing and Reisling on <i>The One That Got Away</i></b> <br/><br/>'I absolutely couldn't put <i>The One That Got Away</i> down ...' - <b>Ms G's Bookshelf</b> <br/><br/>'... a compelling, fast-paced and engaging read with heart and substance.' - <i><b>Better Reading</b></i> <br/><br/>'If you are looking for a good holiday read, then definitely choose <i>For Once In My Life</i>.' - <b>Blue Wolf Reviews</b> <br/><br/>'A seriously wonderful book ... perfect if you are looking for something to make you smile and touch your heart.' - <b>Beauty and Lace</b> <br/><br/>'A country reading delight, <i>Wish You Were Here</i> is the perfect book to enjoy this summer season. You can't go wrong with a Karly Lane novel and this latest one was no exception.' - <b>Mrs B's Book Reviews</b> <br/><br/>'Heart-warming ... an enjoyable read that will be warmly welcomed by fans of Australian romance writing.' - <i><b>Canberra Weekly</b></i>