Paperback Edition of Reckoning, sequel to The Hollows.
First Edition completely sold out – Paperback Edition now available!
***** Book Two of 'The Hollows' Series.
Winter, 1889.
Jack’s back.
After months in hiding by the seaside while the dust of Percival Fitzwilliam’s death settles, Jack Thomas returns to Brisbane with Louisa, hoping at l
4.9
31 ratings
5
4
3
2
1
Hi Foster I haven’t read through it yet but so far I’m enjoying it immensely. Not too often do I read a author that can make it feel that you can see and imagine that you are there right in the pages, brilliant work and if the next one is as good I certainly will buy again thank you
H
Helen · 5 days ago
I bought the ‘Hollows’ and from the first chapter I felt at one in the space the story was set. A chapter or two on, they rode into ‘Murwillumbah’
(My home town). I lived in the story and the drama. I will read it again.
I have the ‘Reckoning’ and have begun reading, it is shaping up to be equally as enthralling. I know they are fiction but they carry me off to a place of reality, the story feel like stories I have had relayed from my Husband’s family, Pioneers of the Tweed Valley.
Thank you Foster Burton. Fabulous gripping story telling. I feel the roller coaster emotions in the story. Love love your books.
A
Allison · 21 days ago
A good fun follow up to the original book The Hollows. Anyone who loves Australian historical fiction set around the colonial/gold rush days will enjoy both books. I would have liked to have seen his brother be part of this story as that would have made a good pay off from the first book. I felt the story strayed a little at times and some of the characters were a bit cliched and one dimensional. But it still had me engaged enough to keep turning the pages. I got the feeling that this book was a little rushed to get it out as a sequel after the success of The Hollows, and it could have benefited from more early drafting and structural work. However, Foster has a natural gift of creating a detailed world for his characters and that only comes from good research. Overall, I would recommend it to those who enjoy a good historical drama. It's an easy read and has enough in it to keep you engaged.