IN BRIEF: McArthur writes with such warmth and generosity about the outback that reading this rural romance is like being enveloped in a great big hug.
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IN BRIEF: More than rural romance, this is a smart piece of fiction from Pamela Cook that engages the heart and the mind.
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We are in for a guilt-free treat! Josephine Moon is the Queensland author of two thoroughly delectable works of ‘foodie fiction’. I described her latest release, ‘The Chocolate Promise’, as the literary equivalent of a nourishing, heart-warming cup of tea – which, funnily enough, was the focus of her first novel, ‘The Tea Chest.’ In this interview,
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IN 140 CHARACTERS OR LESS: This book is the literary equivalent of a cup of tea – reassuring, heart warming, and highly nourishing.
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IN 140 CHARACTERS OR LESS: Your morning commute will never be the same after you read this gripping thriller.
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