Dust on the Heather
Outback Skye #2
Heather Reyburn
Reviewed by Helen
Book two in this beautiful series after seeing Lucy find her HEA on the Isle of Skye in the first book we now get to meet her friend Helen after the sudden death at her husband on their outback property Helen uncovers things that will change her life, their marriage had not been a happy one but her three adult children are there for her and there is nothing for her to do now than sell up, her children Tim, Steve and Lisa decide a trip to the Isle of Skye to visit Lucy is just what she needs and her and Lisa embark on a journey, will it heal Helen and turn her life around?
Dr. Michael Blakeney is a doctor in a busy Sydney hospital but after the loss of his young daughter and the break-up of his marriage, Michael is feeling that he needs a change and a holiday is just what he needs he loves walking and trekking so he decides on a trip to Scotland and the Isle of Skye here he sees things differently and when he comes across a woman on a walk who has hurt herself after a fall he is there to help could this be the turning point in his life that he needs, Helen and he get on really well and then he is thrilled that his son Julian arrives to join him.
Soon this group of people have become friends and you can almost feel Helen and Michael healing and Lisa and Julian are also making friends that may lead onto more, but when Helen gets a phone call from home this starts her worrying again will the police get to the bottom of what happened to her husband and why, will she be able to put it all behind her and move on now that she feels that life is changing for the better.
This is a fabulous story, moving and heart-warming as the author takes in many emotions that cause stress and heartache for these characters and brings them out the other side, I loved this one from start to finish catching up with Lucy and Fergus, Callum and Ingrid and another trip to the Isle of Sky was awesome and it is one that I do highly recommend and I am hoping that Roslyn will get her story as well, MS Reyburn you made me smile again, many thanks.
Thank you to the author for my digital copy to read and review.
Dr. Michael Blakeney is a doctor in a busy Sydney hospital but after the loss of his young daughter and the break-up of his marriage, Michael is feeling that he needs a change and a holiday is just what he needs he loves walking and trekking so he decides on a trip to Scotland and the Isle of Skye here he sees things differently and when he comes across a woman on a walk who has hurt herself after a fall he is there to help could this be the turning point in his life that he needs, Helen and he get on really well and then he is thrilled that his son Julian arrives to join him.
Soon this group of people have become friends and you can almost feel Helen and Michael healing and Lisa and Julian are also making friends that may lead onto more, but when Helen gets a phone call from home this starts her worrying again will the police get to the bottom of what happened to her husband and why, will she be able to put it all behind her and move on now that she feels that life is changing for the better.
This is a fabulous story, moving and heart-warming as the author takes in many emotions that cause stress and heartache for these characters and brings them out the other side, I loved this one from start to finish catching up with Lucy and Fergus, Callum and Ingrid and another trip to the Isle of Sky was awesome and it is one that I do highly recommend and I am hoping that Roslyn will get her story as well, MS Reyburn you made me smile again, many thanks.
Thank you to the author for my digital copy to read and review.
5 stars
December 4, 2025