AusRom Recommends: CJ Duggan’s ‘Paris Lights’
AusRom Recommends… CJ Duggan’s Paris Lights CJ Duggan is the internationally bestselling author of over ten books and lives in rural New South Wales. Paris [...]
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BOOK OF THE MONTH: Kaye Dobbie’s ‘Mackenzie Crossing’
BOOK OF THE MONTH: Kaye Dobbie’s ‘Mackenzie Crossing’ I’m not a particularly intrepid person, although my Mackenzie ancestors [...]
AUTHOR OF THE MONTH: J.L. Perry
AUTHOR OF THE MONTH with J.L. Perry AusRom Today favourite, J.L. Perry joins us this month not only as Author of the Month but also to build us what she considers to [...]
Tell us Your Backstory with Pamela Cook
Tell us Your Backstory with Pamela Cook Well, as my bio says, I’m a city girl with a country lifestyle, but back when I was just a city girl, I grew up in the [...]
BLOG TOUR: Karly Lane
Living the Romance by Karly Lane I was asked the other day, if I’d ever wished I could live out one of my romances I’ve written and you know what, I’m not so [...]
TELL US YOUR BACKSTORY with Danielle Hawkins
TELL US YOUR BACKSTORY with Danielle Hawkins I started trying to write – trying properly, not just thinking vaguely that one day when I grew up I’d quite [...]
REVIEW: Athena Daniels’ ‘The Seer’s Daughter’
The Seer’s Daughter Athena Daniels To save her, he must let go of everything he ever believed. Upon returning to her hometown for her grandmother’s funeral, [...]
REVIEW: Diane Demetre’s ‘Tiny Dancer’
Tiny Dancer Diane Demetre Born to Dance… Dying to Love At twenty-four, Samantha O’Brien scores her dream job as a dancer at the famous Moulin Rouge, only to arrive in [...]
Tell Us Your Backstory Belinda Williams
Tell Us Your Backstory Belinda Williams For me, reading has always been about escapism. I love the ability to open the pages of a book and suddenly be transported to [...]
REVIEW: Sally Thorne’s ‘The Hating Game’
The Hating Game Sally Thorne Debut author Sally Thorne bursts on the scene with a hilarious and sexy workplace comedy all about that thin, fine line between hate and [...]
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