AusRom Recommends: Tess Woods’ Love And Other Battles
AusRom Recommends: Tess Woods’ Love And Other Battles Love And Other Battles Tess Woods Three generations of women. Three heartbreaking choices. One [...]
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Ten Books That Changed Me with Tess Woods
Ten Books That Changed Me with Tess Woods The Magic Faraway Tree – Enid Blyton My mum read aloud to me since I was a baby, so I’m sure I loved books before this [...]
REVIEW: Tess Woods’ ‘Beautiful Messy Love’
Beautiful Messy Love Tess Woods What happens when love and loyalty collide? When football star Nick Harding hobbles into the Black Salt Cafe the morning after the [...]
Five #MustRead Releases – JULY
The Paris Wedding Charlotte Nash Ten years ago, Rachael West chose not to move to Sydney with high-school sweetheart Matthew. Instead she stayed on the family [...]
AusRom Must-Read List of 2017
With Christmas but a distant memory and the ‘new year, new me’ mantras now almost put to rest for another 365 days, it’s time to start thinking ahead to [...]
LUST-HAVE LIST: Challenging the Romance Genre p3
Ainslie Paton Hyper-real romance featuring the most unlikely of couples is the calling card of Ainslie Paton. In a twist on the virgin trope, Damaged Goods features a [...]
LUST-HAVE LIST: Challenging the Romance Genre p2
Tess Woods What can we say about Tess Woods…? Well for starters, she’s the ultimate rule-breaker not least of all with her debut novel, Love at First [...]
LUST-HAVE LIST: Challenging the Romance Genre p1
Sandra Antonelli Dr Sandra Antonelli writes older romance heroines and heroes–and by older, we’re talking over 40 and still scorching hot in the sheets [...]
AUTHOR OF THE MONTH: Tess Woods
This month we welcome the effervescent Tess Woods! Tell us about Love at First Flight: Love at First Flight is about how a family is threatened by an irresistible [...]
AUSSIE MONTH with Tess Woods
AUSSIE MONTH with Tess Woods Describe yourself in one word: Caring Tell us about Love at First Flight: Love at First Flight is about how a family is threatened by an [...]
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