Outback Station

Once a man of some standing, David Kerrick has been transported to Australia after being convicted of killing the lover of the woman he once loved, a betrayal that has left him numb and indifferent to life. The untamed Australian interior eventually stirs something in him. Its vast open country, its sense of liberty and its unknown corners draw him in, and he resolves to carve a holding out of the wilderness. Drought, wild dogs, bushfires and outlaws test him at every turn, and he chooses to live fully in each day, though the past is not finished with him.

Alexandra Hammond is wealthy, lovely and entitled to despise the impoverished convict who took her cousin's life. She is nonetheless a woman of resolve who insists on weighing the facts for herself and intends to shape her own future. The two of them end up facing the immense outback together, setting aside old resentments and working toward a brighter future.