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With the boarding school over for the year, young Norah happily returns to her family for the Christmas holidays at Billabong. After a sudden fire destroys their stable and homestead, Norah endangers her life to find out why and how it happened.

A fishing trip turns into an adventure when 12-year-old Norah Linton, her father David, and her older brother Jim find a stranger camping out in the bush. Excerpt: "Norah's home was on a big station in the north of Victoria—so large that you could almost, in her own phrase, "ride all day and never see anyone you didn't want to see"; which was a great advantage in Norah's eyes. Not that Billabong Station ever seemed to the little girl a place that you needed to praise in any way. It occupied so very modest a position as the loveliest part of the world!"

In this adventure, the Billabong folk ride in wild country, droving cattle overland from the North. This is a story of good horses and dogs, their owners; and of a boy who found among them a new chance in life...