The Beautiful Journey - Seeary, Gary James
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As the Indian summer of 1977 continues unabated, laid-back Wimmera farm worker, Chris Randle, is enjoying the last days of his wasted teens.At an unruly party before the Labour Day break, an error of judgement and an unexpected attraction throws this free and easy lifestyle into turmoil. At Easter, while camping with friends in an idyllic mountain location, visitors arrive who upset the harmony of Chris' close knit group; one with words of wisdom, others with the promise for passion.Relationships are tested to breaking point as Chris is faced with the choice between friendship and a chance for love. The wrong decision could cost him everything……mehr

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As the Indian summer of 1977 continues unabated, laid-back Wimmera farm worker, Chris Randle, is enjoying the last days of his wasted teens.At an unruly party before the Labour Day break, an error of judgement and an unexpected attraction throws this free and easy lifestyle into turmoil. At Easter, while camping with friends in an idyllic mountain location, visitors arrive who upset the harmony of Chris' close knit group; one with words of wisdom, others with the promise for passion.Relationships are tested to breaking point as Chris is faced with the choice between friendship and a chance for love. The wrong decision could cost him everything…
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Gary Seeary was born in the town of Stawell in the Wimmera region of Victoria. He currently lives with his wife, Deborah, in the bayside area of Melbourne. They have two adult children and five grandchildren. With an eclectic love of Australian and Foreign literature, Gary dedicated his first novel to a little visited time in Melbourne's history; the era between the wane of the Great Depression and the commencement of the Second World War. 'Sebastian Carmichael' was the result. For his second novel, Gary returns to a familiar place: The Wimmera in the late 70s.