Dr Joanne Tan is an expert in a lot of things. Love isn't one of them.
Being thirty-something, broke, divorced and in a cold war with her twelve-year-old son is a lot but Jo's handling it. Just. At least, she is until her job at the Natural History Museum is in jeopardy. An invitation to dig up dinosaur bones on a remote Queensland sheep station arrives at just the right time.
It's not her first trip to Yindi Creek but it's not as though anyone will remember her from fifteen years ago ... And - anyone, of course, she means the pilot she had that fling with.
The fling that taught her she's far safer sticking to science ...
Gavin 'Hux' Huxtable, helicopter pilot and reluctant sheep-shearer, has turned his broken heart into a secret (and successful) writing career. But running into Jo again, all these years down the track, stirs up a lot more than outback country dust.
A missing person, a fossilised leg bone and a nosy country cop force Jo and Hux together and the sparks that start flying don't go unnoticed - the locals ...
Digging up the past isn't easy. Digging up the truth can be even harder.
