Savannah Smith's been hurt by life. She doesn't need people, then she meets Ethan Daly. In the<br/>peace of Riverboat Point, magic can happen.<br/>From the award - winning author of Right as Rain and Queen of the Road.<br/>Savannah has a chip on her shoulder. And no wonder: apart from her tough teenage years, a car<br/>accident not only claimed her parents' lives, but left her with permanent injuries.<br/>She's not close to her little brother Jax either - although she's always been envious of his ability to<br/>just enjoy life. Jax moves to a small town, Riverboat Point, on the Murray River, and asks her to<br/>come too. She won't leave the city but when Jax disappears leaving a vague warning to watch out<br/>for the neighbours, she's forced to move and take over his houseboat business.<br/>With no idea what to watch out for she keeps all the neighbours at arm's length, including the<br/>mysterious guy next door, Ethan. Savannah is attracted to her tall dark neighbour but won't admit<br/>it. She can trust no one. In spite of her fears, they work closely and she can't deny the chemistry.<br/>Finally, she lets her guard down - only to discover he has been lying to her all along...<br/>Will Jax ever return, or has he met with foul play? Who is interfering with the houseboats and<br/>stealing from the business? Will Savannah find out the truth about Jax and Ethan's deal ... and can<br/>she ever trust Ethan again?<br/>''With a surprising twist, this is not your average rural romance.'' - Woman's Day<br/>''Very well written, Queen of the Road is thoroughly enjoyable and well worth the read.'' - <br/>Whyalla Entertainment