Sheila Outback Vengeance
Literary Fiction
Sheila Outback Vengeance
A story carried by the dust and distance of the outback, where the land remembers what people try to forget. A fourteen-year-old girl flees a violently abusive father in colonial Queensland, survives the brutal outback alone, uncovers the bodies of murdered children — and is hunted by the very law she turns to for help. Forced into a life of outlawry alongside her uncle and her closest friend, she must decide what justice means when every institution has failed her.
SHEILA: OUTBACK VENGEANCE is the first film in a trilogy based on Gregory J Round's novel SHEILA Outback Vengeance. It is a female-led Australian outback western set against the brutal backdrop of late-colonial Queensland — part True Grit, part The Proposition, and entirely its own thing. Sheila Hamilton is fourteen years old. She rides a piebald mare called Pi, carries a Remington 44 her uncle Nick taught her to use, and she is running from a father who has violated every trust a parent can break.



