Sydney's Child - Roussell, Jenni
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Single mother Sydney Martin and her six-year-old son Finn are forced to live with American Fletch Carter. Alone on her remote rural property for the duration of a government enforced lockdown to eliminate the spread of Covid 19 raging across the world. They don't like each other and know even less about each other. Finn the annoying six-year-old slowly begins endearing himself to former military hardman turned movie maker, Fletch Carter. Fletch starts to see Sydney in a different light. But with the world going to hell in a handcart he really needs a break to make his movie and a life for…mehr

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Single mother Sydney Martin and her six-year-old son Finn are forced to live with American Fletch Carter. Alone on her remote rural property for the duration of a government enforced lockdown to eliminate the spread of Covid 19 raging across the world. They don't like each other and know even less about each other. Finn the annoying six-year-old slowly begins endearing himself to former military hardman turned movie maker, Fletch Carter. Fletch starts to see Sydney in a different light. But with the world going to hell in a handcart he really needs a break to make his movie and a life for himself. Meanwhile Timothy Winthrop a successful barrister and Finn's biological father decides to find the child he fathered after learning he is now infertile. He will move mountains to gain everything he so hurtfully dismissed. Finn wants a Daddy and Sydney wants her son to know the love of a happy family. Fletch wants what circumstances and duty are intent on denying him.
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Autorenporträt
Jenni Roussell is a naughty old tart with a wicked sense of humour. She lives with her husband of fifty-five years and her latest canine side kick, a spoiled miniature foxy called ZsaZsa, because she can wind men around her little paw. They all live in a tiny village in the Wairarapa with less than one hundred and fifty residents who enjoy many secrets and stories.