REVIEW: Sue Woolfe’s ‘Do You Love Me or What?’
Do You Love Me or What? Sue Woolfe A brilliant collection of short stories by the bestselling, award-winning author of Leaning Towards Infinity, Painted Woman [...]
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REVIEW: Kayte Nunn’s ‘Angel’s Share’
Angel’s Share Kayte Nunn When something is taken away, it can make what’s left all the sweeter – in winemaking, they call it the ‘angels’ share’. [...]
REVIEW: Rachael Johns’ ‘Talk of the Town’
Talk of the Town Rachael Johns Lawson Cooper-Jones has two priorities in life – his son, Ned, and the survival of the dairy farm that has been in his family for [...]
REVIEW: Deborah Burrows’ ‘Ambulance Girls’
Ambulance Girls Deborah Burrows I do love Deborah Burrows’ strong female heroines, we all know that she writes them so brilliantly, but Lily Brennan stole a [...]
REVIEW: Natasha Lester’s ‘Her Mother’s Secret’
Her Mother’s Secret Natasha Lester Natasha Lester has an enviable ability to make time stand still. Her stories so rich in detail, characters so thoroughly [...]
REVIEW: Nicole Hurley-Moore’s ‘Country Roads’
Country Roads Nicole Hurley-Moore Nicole Hurley-Moore delivers a gentle romance with Country Roads. Both lead characters, Bec Duprey and Matt Harvey have difficult [...]
REVIEW: CJ Duggan’s ‘Paris Lights’
Paris Lights C.J. Duggan It was the opening lines to CJ Duggan’s Paris Lights hooked me immediately: I genuinely believe that aside from your place of birth [...]
REVIEW: Sarah Ridout’s ‘Le Chateau’
Le Chateau Sarah Ridout Sarah Ridout’s debut novel, Le Chateau, is an elegant and engrossing read that will certainly stand the test of time with readers. The [...]
REVIEW: Pamela Hart’s ‘A Letter From Italy’
A Letter from Italy Pamela Hart Ok, word of warning: do not expect to get anything done while reading this book. Trust me, once you open this book, the real world [...]
REVIEW: Maria Lewis’ ‘Who’s Afraid Too?’
Who’s Afraid Too? Maria Lewis A feisty kick-arse, take-no-prisoners werewolf heroine with a wit heavily steeped in sarcasm, who doesn’t care too much for the [...]
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