Getting Away With Murder - Pluker, Aileen
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Brisbane, 1938. Douglas decided it was time he settled down and sired the next generation of Hendersons. That the young girl he had chosen was 24 years his junior did not seem an impediment to him. After all, he was Douglas Henderson and, as Jessica said, 'What Douglas wants, Douglas gets'. December, 1941. The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbour, the United States entered the war, General Douglas MacArthur chose Brisbane as his headquarters, and May was soon playing hostess to important locals and overseas visitors. 1944. The promising career of William Ford is destroyed by the biggest scandal of…mehr

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Brisbane, 1938. Douglas decided it was time he settled down and sired the next generation of Hendersons. That the young girl he had chosen was 24 years his junior did not seem an impediment to him. After all, he was Douglas Henderson and, as Jessica said, 'What Douglas wants, Douglas gets'. December, 1941. The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbour, the United States entered the war, General Douglas MacArthur chose Brisbane as his headquarters, and May was soon playing hostess to important locals and overseas visitors. 1944. The promising career of William Ford is destroyed by the biggest scandal of the year. 2005. In Adelaide, Sally Henderson's choice of partner for the Formal unearths an old family feud. And what did happen to Gerard Reid?
Autorenporträt
Aileen Pluker. Born in Victoria, mother of four, with a passion for European and early Australian history. A teacher for over thirty years she took up writing in retirement. She has written two teenaged novels under her maiden name, Patricia Cunningham. Margaret Catchpole is Aileen's second adult novel.