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Review :: Odd & True by Cat Winters
I tend to do a lot of reviews of new books – it’s just the nature of working with publishers I guess – but I’m so keen to read and share my thoughts…
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Review :: The London Séance Society by Sarah Penner
I know we aren’t supposed to judge books by their covers, but I’d be totally lying if I said it wasn’t that gorgeous cover that first caught my attention. I’m glad to say…
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Review :: The Dress by E.R. Cullen
I've been loving romance novels lately and when E.R. Cullen's debut novel The Dress came across my radar I just had a feeling that it was going to hit the spot - small…
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Review :: Can I Steal You for a Second by Jodi McAlister
Fun romcom reads are all over the place at the moment and I feel like the overwhelming majority of them are from the US, so I always have my eye out for Aussie…
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Review :: The Glow by Sofie Laguna, illustrated by Marc McBride
What is The Glow about? Megan and her best friend Li must team up and draw on all their creativity and courage to defeat a strange monster that threatens their town. Megan is…
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Review :: A Holly Jolly Christmas by Katie Montinaro
I always love an Aussie Christmas romance, so I jumped on Katie Montinaro’s new book Holly Jolly Christmas as soon as I spotted it on social media. What is Katie Montinaro’s A Holly…
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Review :: The Goodbye Year by Emily Gale
I really love books about those times when people – young people especially – are about to step into a new phase in their life, where they are just on the cusp of…
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#LoveOzYA :: An Echo Through the Veil by Bonnie Wynne
I love an epic fantasy series, and Bonnie Wynne continues to deliver just that with An Echo Through the Veil, book 4 in her The Price of Magic series. What is Bonnie Wynne’s…
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Review :: The Cartographer’s Secret by Tea Cooper
I love reading historical fiction set in Australia, and had read and enjoyed a couple of Tea Cooper’s novels in the past, so I was definitely keen to get my hands and eyes…
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Review :: Murder on the Pier by Merryn Allingham
I picked up the first Flora Steele mystery, The Bookshop Murder quite on a whim, really just because I was looking for a mystery novel and it was set in a bookshop. I…
