Dreaming Billabong Series of Stand alone Introductory Novella and Novels by Ryn Shell for Release from 2013
‘The lagoon, known as Dreaming Billabong, formed when Massacre Creek changed course. It reflects every colour of the Rainbow Serpent that rests in its depth. When the serpent sleeps, silver ghostly plumes of mist rise from the still waters and even life-hardened swagmen swear they hear the ghost.
Guruwari and Koorine, Jarrah's parents. Murder victims?
This is Marianna A beautiful courageous, post WWII European refugee to Australia. with Iain Fife.
Leslie Fife-Mayer, fashion designer, business woman and mum of the main character Emily and her brother Harry.
The Antagonist Peter Mayer Emily and Harry Fife-Mayer's father, Leslie's husband.
Meet Leib Turnbull Peter's business partner, Financier.
Mrs Kaye, Iain Fife's carer and housekeeper in the homestead kitchen
Charlotte the Billabong's Ghost
Dreaming Billabong is the title for the series of novels that tells a crime genre story with an Australian historical background of a small town in inland north-eastern Australia through the experiences of children. It is also a beautiful coming of age story of the children and while not a romance story it does contain a sweetly sensual romance within the larger story.
Billabong is a waterhoLE specifically a waterhole that forms at the bend in a river. The word ‘billabong’ is thought to have originated from the Wiradjuri term ‘bilabaŋ’. Wiradjuri is the traditional language of the Wiradhuri people of New South Wales.
POV of Novel is Third-Person Limited Omniscient (a.k.a. Third-Person Limited Flexible) A hybrid of 1. Third-Person Limited (a.k.a. Close Third Person) and 2. Third-Person Omniscient .
The author gives readers access to the mind of just one character but also provides information to which the pov-character is not privy.
In other words, we view the world through the main characters eyes [u]and[/u] through the narrator’s (or author’s) eyes. Usually, authors do not present information about scenes in which the pov-character is not present, but exceptions abound.
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