Victoria Twead
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Victoria Twead
The seventh page-turning memoir from the New York Times bestselling author
by Victoria Twead
Wall Street Journal Top 10 and New York Times bestselling author
"If you enjoyed The Durrells and James Herriott, you'll love the Old Fools series."
Life is good. The grandchildren are thriving despite swallowing magnets and sticking crayons up their noses. Joe and Vicky plan a road trip with their dog, Lola. However, after disturbing dingoes, entering zombie zones and breaking the law, they learn life on the road is rarely relaxing.
Meanwhile, farmers anxiously watch their fields turn brown as a terrible drought grips Australia. Even worse, bushfire season arrives early, and flames rage across the land.
Will love and laughter be enough to keep the Two Old Fools and their family safe from harm?
Victoria Twead is a New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Amazon bestselling author and usually works in her pyjamas.
Eleven years in a tiny, remote, mountain village in Spain, rescuing a vulture, and owning probably the most dangerous cockerel in Europe, inspired Victoria to write "Chickens, Mules and Two Old Fools". Victoria and Joe next emigrated to Australia to watch their new granddaughters thrive amongst kangaroos and koalas. More joyous life-chapters are unwinding and subsequent books in the Old Fools series continue to pop up.
The first page-turning memoir from the New York Times bestselling author
The fourth page-turning memoir from the New York Times bestselling author
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