Past The Fence Line

Jocelyn Bennett didn't ask to spend her summer in rural Australia.

She left Toronto expecting endless boredom, unbearable heat, and absolutely nothing to do. What she didn't expect was a massive farm, a tiny town where everyone knows everyone, and a certain boy living on the property next door.

Lachlan Fletcher has spent his whole life on the farm, but there's one problem: it's not the life he wants forever. Between his father's expectations and his dream of becoming a psychologist, he's beginning to wonder if there's a way to choose his own future.

Joss and Lachie couldn't be more different.

She's a city girl who knows nothing about farm life. He's a country boy who can't understand why anyone would willingly leave Australia.

But somewhere between broken-down utes, rugby games, summer days at the lake, and life on opposite sides of the fence, Australia starts feeling a little less foreign.

And maybe Australia isn't the only thing that's beginning to feel like home.