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Beyond the Black Stump

by Nevil Shute

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New York Times bestseller (Fiction, 1956)

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Stanton Laird, a young American geologist with a secret, comes to the Australian outback to search for oil. There he meets an unconventional farming family and falls in love with their Mollie Regan. However cultural differences between Stanton’s and Mollie’s worlds force the two lovers to make difficult decisions.

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