Monique McDonell

2017 Christmas Extravaganza featuring Monique McDonell

December 4, 2017 // 0 Comments

2017 Christmas Extravaganza featuring Monique McDonell The Season for Giving the season for books As I’m an author it’s probably not surprising that I have a few bookish Christmas traditions. I’m a huge Christmas fan but even more than that I love a good tradition. I have [...]

CHRISTMAS EXTRAVAGANZA: Monique McDonell’s ‘Snowbound’

December 15, 2016 // 0 Comments

Snowbound Monique McDonell When Zara’s boyfriend can’t come home to Sydney from New York for Christmas she decides to go to him instead. Sure, the ticket costs a bomb, and her overbearing family thinks it is a bad idea, but that’s what you do for love right? Or so she tells the tall [...]

AUSSIE MONTH with Monique McDonell

January 17, 2016 // 0 Comments

AUSSIE MONTH with Monique McDonell Describe yourself in one word: Friendly Tell us about your latest novel: The first novel in my Upper Crust Series tells the story of Piper who sets up a chain of Australian meat pie trucks in Boston, unfortunately her Visa is expiring and she needs to get [...]

AUSSIE MONTH: Monique McDonell

January 17, 2015 // 2 Comments

AUSSIE MONTH with Monique McDonell Describe yourself in one word: Friendly What is your background with regard to writing? I did a minor in Creative Writing back at university and then put creative writing aside for many years although I work in PR so write for a living anyway [...]

AusRomToday August Book Club

August 1, 2014 // 0 Comments

Luna Tango Alli Sinclair Journalist Dani McKenna delves into the world of tango to expose the decades of lies and deception that threaten three generations of her family. She’s desperate to understand the reason her mother abandoned her twenty years ago to become a world-class tango [...]

FINDING MY VOICE: Monique McDonell

April 11, 2014 // 0 Comments

Finding My Voice Monique McDonell When I first began to write I started writing rather dark, depressing stories of a far more literary nature. My characters were miserable and troubled. The problem with that was I could never finish the stories, half way through I’d become somewhat depressed and [...]