The Lawson Sisters is a family drama about loyalty, changed fortunes and promises.
Lizzie and Kayla are living a fabulous life on a horse stud, Willowbrook in the Hunter Valley of New South Wales with their parents and many beautiful horses, and life is good, that is until tragedy takes their parents away and Liz must take over running Willowbrook and Kayla is sent to boarding school.
For many years Lizzie has run the beloved family horse stud herself while her estranged sister Kayla has made a life for herself in the city as a Wedding Planner.
Showing and training the horses is a lot of work but times are tough, and Willowbrook is struggling financially.
Liz’s father was very clear about not selling any of the family land, however after a devastating loss Liz is confronted with the harsh reality that she may have to sell off the family land to survive.
As Kayla is far away from her sister and Willowbrook, visiting home or even chatting to Liz does not really happen, but when Liz calls and needs her help, Kayla goes home for a visit and puts a plan into place to help save the family land. Being home makes her feel good, but working with Liz is not easy.
It takes some convincing, but eventually Kayla manages to get Liz’s blessing to open up Willowbrook to a different form of business and this could be the plan that saves the Lawson family home.
I cannot recommend The Lawson Sisters enough. It is beautifully written and a must read. There were tears and smiles as the girls finally find their way to happiness.
I am looking forward to reading more from Janet Gover.
Ruza
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