The House At Salvation Creek Duncan, Susan

Susan Duncan walked away from a high-powered magazine career and a life that no longer fit. She bought a house on a creek, accessible only by boat, and learned what it meant to rebuild from scratch. This is the story of that transformation — part memoir, part love letter to Pittwater's hidden waterways and the community of characters who live there. Duncan writes about grief, second chances, and the stubborn joy of making a home in a place that refuses to be tamed. There's a dog, a boat that breaks down constantly, and neighbors who show up when it matters. It's honest without being heavy, funny without trying too hard, and deeply Australian. For anyone who's ever fantasized about dropping everything and starting over — with salt air and no plan B.