Harvest of the Unborn by Cheryl Sullivan is set in Sydney post-WWII. The author introduces us…
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BOOK CLUB: A Town Like Clarence
A Town Like Clarence by Stella Quinn will grab you by the heart, then have you…
BOOK CLUB: Back to the Country
I have read a few of Mandy Magro’s books over the years so I was very…
BOOK CLUB: The Fallback
The Fallback by D.L. Hicks is a great long weekend read for those of us that…
BOOK CLUB: The Understudy
The Understudy by Julie Bennett takes us into the world of opera. It shows us a…
BOOK CLUB: The Last Station
The Last Station by Nicole Alexander is set in the early 1900s in rural New South…
BOOK CLUB: The Gallerist
The Gallerist by Dr Michael Levitt is a great rainy day read. Mark Lewis runs a…
BOOK CLUB: The Prodigal Sister
I was very excited to dive into Darry Fraser’s latest book, ‘The Prodigal Sister.’ Set in…
BOOK CLUB: Beautiful Little Fools
Jillian Cantor does an amazing job with Beautiful Little Fools which is a retelling of The…
BOOK CLUB: Outback Secrets
Outback Secrets is the 5th book in the Bunyip Bay series by Rachael Johns. Each book in…
BOOK CLUB: Eleanor, the Firebrand Queen
Eleanor, the Firebrand Queen by Helen Rayson-Hill is the first book in what is to be…
BOOK CLUB: Secrets My Father Kept
Rachel Givney keeps you guessing in her book, Secrets My Father Kept. Marie has been brought…
BOOK CLUB: Her Heart for a Compass
Her Heart for a Compass by Sarah Ferguson Duchess of York, introduces us to Lady Margaret…
BOOK CLUB: Swipe, Date, Repeat
Dee Leigh takes us through her 50+ dates in her book titled Swipe, Date, Repeat. When…
BOOK CLUB: Three Sisters
Three Sisters by Heather Morris will grab you by the heart and squeeze. It will leave…