Boy from Bangalow: Northern Rivers

By Jane Ellyson

Melissa meets her neighbour during orientation week at university. 

He's cute, confident and her adversary in the Great Debate. 

Will the right sparks fly?

 

Girl next door. Friends not lovers. Will the debate change everything?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lightning Source
• Release date: Jul 24, 2021
• ISBN: 9780648660767

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Boy from Bangalow

Boy from Bangalow

Jane Ellyson

Copyright © Jane Ellyson 2020

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This novel is a work of fiction. Names and characters are the product of the author’s imagination and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead is entirely coincidental.

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Contents

Family tree

Map : Ballina to Brisbane

Conversation in the cafe

The Great Debate

New perspectives

Thanks for reading

Over Byron Bay

Substitute Child

About Jane Ellyson

References

Photos from Bangalow

Family tree

Family tree

Map : Ballina to Brisbane

Map

Conversation in the cafe

‘A penny for your thoughts.’ Startled, Melissa glanced up to see the familiar face of a neighbour.

‘Ah the boy from Brisbane is back.’

‘You mock me. I’ll always be the boy from Bangalow.’ She smiled.

‘Haven’t you taken up rowing and decided to study law? Both decisions influenced by that posh boarding school in Brisbane?’

‘Both pursuits will enable me to live a comfortable life. I’ll get to spend time on the water, (which I love),’ he declared with emphasis, ‘right the wrongs of the world and one day drive a Beemer.’