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Q&A with Kerri Turner

February 5, 2019 // 0 Comments

Q&A with Kerri Turner In three words, describe to us your novel: Layered, evocative, bittersweet. In The Last Days of the Romanov Dancers, we meet Valentina Yershova and Luka Zhirkov, both of whom are dancers in the Romanov Imperial Ballet Company and finding their way not just in the [...]

BOOK OF THE MONTH: Jodi Perry’s Nineteen Letters

September 1, 2017 // 0 Comments

BOOK OF THE MONTH: Jodi Perry’s Nineteen Letters One of 2017’s most emotional reads is definitely Jodi Perry’s Nineteen Letters. We spoke with Jodi about the novel, love overpowering tragedy, and whether Nineteen Letters represents a new direction for her as an author. [...]

AusRom Recommends: Nicole Alexander’s ‘An Uncommon Woman’

August 1, 2017 // 0 Comments

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 story in that it focuses on the changes the world underwent at the time (hemlines were on the rise, movies were released with [...]

Q&A with Jessie L. Star

June 6, 2017 // 0 Comments

Describe The Do-Gooder in one word: Feisty The Do-Gooder tells the story of Lara Montgomery, a girl who is struggling to break free of the shackles of her troubled past. Her high school reputation follows her to university and though all seems far too difficult, Lara bravely attempts [...]

Q&A with Tamara McKinley

May 23, 2017 // 0 Comments

Q&A with Tamara McKinley Describe Spindrift in one word: Heart-warming. Spindrift tells the story of the courageous Christy Macleod who moves to distant Tasmania from the Isle of Skye when tragedy strikes. Christy is confronted with the difficult task of creating a future [...]