Hazard Press, 2006.

Living at Mount Algidus is a compelling story of life at Mount Algidus, New Zealand's best known high country station. Told through the eyes of city dweller Gail Turner, it is the tale of her son, Ben, and his wife Anna's five years spent living in this spectacular setting. A beautifully told story of a life dictated by river crossings, surrounded by stunning scenery and ruled by remoteness, Living at Mount Algidus is a must-read for those touched by Mona Anderson's recollections of life in the high country. Filled with amusing anecdotes, historical references and detailed reference to the wildlife in the area, this is the story of a city boy and a country girl who together embark on a journey that will influence their lives forever.