AusRom Recommends: Maggie Christensen’s ‘The Good Sister’
Our final AusRom Recommends for 2017 is the stunning new novel from Maggie Christensen, The Good Sister. The Good Sister Maggie Christensen Two Isobels. A [...]
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AusRom Recommends: Louise Guy’s ‘Fortunate Friends’
AusRom Recommends Louise Guy’s upcoming release (which we’ve been lucky enough to read already!), Fortunate Friends. Fortunate Friends Louise Guy Three [...]
AusRom Recommends Ainslie Paton’s ‘The Love Experiment’
AusRom Recommends Ainslie Paton’s ‘The Love Experiment’ Based on an actual experiment, The Experimental Generation of Interpersonal Closeness: A [...]
AusRom Recommends: Ella Carey’s ‘Secret Shores’
AusRom Recommends: Ella Carey’s Secret Shores From the author of the acclaimed Paris Time Capsule a story inspired by the much discussed discovery of courtesan [...]
AusRom Recommends: Nicole Alexander’s ‘An Uncommon Woman’
Describe An Uncommon Woman in three words: Adventure. Defiance. Love. An Uncommon Woman was inspired by a newspaper article from 1930 and is a curious [...]
AusRom Recommends: Sasha Wasley’s ‘Dear Banjo’
Dear Banjo Sasha Wasley They were best friends who were never meant to fall in love – but for one of them, it was already way too late. Willow ‘Banjo’ Paterson [...]
AusRom Recommends: Kirsty Manning’s ‘The Midsummer Garden’
AusRom Recommends Kirsty Manning’s The Midsummer Garden From medieval France to contemporary Tasmania, two remarkable women discover their strengths, passions, [...]
AusRom Recommends: Rachael Johns’ ‘Talk of the Town’
We were kindly gifted a copy of Rachael Johns’ latest novel, Talk of the Town, by Harlequin Books months ahead of the release date with the knowledge that we [...]
AUSROM RECOMMENDS: Deborah Burrows’ ‘Ambulance Girls’
AUSROM RECOMMENDS: Deborah Burrows’ Ambulance Girls Describe Ambulance Girls in one word: Enthralling Ambulance Girls gives the reader a [...]
AUSROM RECOMMENDS: Suzanne Salem’s ‘Fava Beans for Breakfast’
Why did Australians find her name so hard to pronounce? She had a good name…a solid name. Na-Yee-ma: to live a life that is enjoyable and prosperous. Written in a [...]
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