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My 10 favourite books of the (not so favourite) year, 2020

Like most people, 2020 hasn’t been my favourite year but it is almost over. And I’ve read some great books that I want to share with you.

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5 Books to Help You Self-Edit Your Novel

I’ve tracked down some amazing writing books to help you edit your novel.

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Book Review: Before I Let You Go by Kelly Rimmer

Before I Let You Go by Kelly Rimmer Hachette, 2018 (Review copy provided by publisher) Synopsis: The 2:00 a.m. call is …

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Book Review: Two Weeks Til Christmas by Laura Greaves

A short and sweet Christmas romance by Australian author Laura Greaves.

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Book Review: The Baby Doctor by Fiona McArthur

Obstetrics, a medical mystery and an outback romance- The Baby Doctor is a great addition and fresh spin on the rural romance genre.

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Book Review: The Girl who Takes an Eye for an Eye by David Lagercrantz

Lagercrantz has done it again. In this fifth instalment of the Millennium series created by Stieg Larrson, he has weaved plot threads, characters and suspense into an ultimate ending where all the threads tie together and leave the reader wanting more…

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Book Review: The Inaugural Meeting of the Fairvale Ladies Book Club by Sophie Green

The Inaugural Meeting of the Fairvale Ladies Book Club by Sophie Green Review copy provided by Hachette Australia, August 2017 …

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How to Keep Track of Writing Opportunities

I’ve been a little absent from blogging land of late. Why? I have been very focussed on writing these past …

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Book Review: The Paris Wedding by Charlotte Nash

The Paris Wedding was a fresh spin on the rural genre. Where the protagonist is usually falling in love with the countryside and leading a quieter life, Rachael on the other hand, was finding her place outside the rural lifestyle in the midst of all the city chaos.

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