Two small children are suddenly orphaned by the premature death of their mother. With no-one to take care of them, they are taken to live on a farm in North Queensland, under the shadow of Pin Gin Hill. From a very early age, surrounded by an environment that is both beautiful and frightening, the children are made to endure the hard, daily grind of farm labour. Growing up in an atmosphere steeped in secrecy, prejudice and lies, they learn to rely heavily upon one another for survival. This is the compelling story of one woman's search for identity and a sense of belonging. It is a story of resilience and faith, and the enduring and sustaining love between a brother and sister. Pin Gin Hill is a place in the sun; a place of hope to all those who find themselves sad and lonely.