“This fifth installment of the Southern Skyes saga may be the best. Bradford Lunn takes the issue of racism off the back burner and brings it forward through Bonnie Skyes’ fight for women’s rights and desiring equality for all Australians. The conversations between Bonnie and Jemma provide insight that highlights our need to look beyond physical characteristics and consider the character of each person. There is a second gem in this story – the Anzac (Australia and New Zealand Army Corps) involvement in World War I. Bradford Lunn does not sugar coat how the British used their commonwealth allies for the leading edges of assaults. This further highlights the British hubris when it came to their colonies. Bradford Lunn does not editorialize, she just presents the facts and shows the human impact. This story closes with a hint of a sixth story to come and how the Skye family may finally gain the respect they deserve, especially from the McCabes. I received a free copy in exchange for an honest review.”