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  • Spilling the News on Writing Goals – 6 Authors, 6 Spills

    Spilling the News on Writing Goals – 6 Authors, 6 Spills

    Our third blog post where Australian Fiction Authors spill the news on their writing goals for 2019 Take it away, Meredith Appleyard, Pamela Cook, Tricia Stringer, Cheryl Adnams, Nicole Hurley-Moore and Penelope Janu What are your writing goals for 2019? Meredith Appleyard Bestselling Author of The Country Practice Using her experience and fascination of providing health care to rural communities in her stories Wow! Writing goals for 2019 … I really had to think about this. Formal goal-setting was something from my previous life. Read more…

  • The Girl from Eureka – new release from Cheryl Adnams

    The Girl from Eureka – new release from Cheryl Adnams

    With four rural romance novels under her belt, author Cheryl Adnams has turned to historical fiction With the love of this genre growing we’re excited to share an excerpt with you from The Girl from Eureka On the sun-drenched goldfields of Eureka, a wild colonial girl and an honour-bound soldier will break all the rules to claim a love worth more than gold … Read an excerpt below Ballarat, Australia 1854 Gold miner Indy Wallace wants nothing more than to dig up enough gold to give her mother an easier life. Read more…

  • February New Release Authors Answer The 5 Big Questions

    February New Release Authors Answer The 5 Big Questions

    Three utterly wonderful new releases for your enjoyment this month We asked Nicole Hurley-Moore, Cheryl Adnams and Fiona Lowe for the lowdown on the writing of these books Out in paperback and eBook 4 February For a long time Lawson’s Bend had held little for Henny. Almost ten years ago she’d got out and vowed never to come back. But sometimes things change… In the hot summer of 2008, Henny Bolton loses her best friend on a night they should have been celebrating their futures. It’s a loss about which she remains grief-stricken. Read more…

  • What’s in the bookstores in 2019?

    What’s in the bookstores in 2019?

    Hello 2019! Releasing in January, February, March and April – six much anticipated books, with something for everyone And here they are… January Internationally bestselling author Alissa Callen with The Round Yard  – out 29 January Home isn’t always a place… An Australian story about finding where you belong For only child Neve Fitzpatrick, family is everything. When she loses her mother, she heads to the bush to rent a farmhouse near her grandmother’s family home. Read more…