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"Two people who have given up on happily ever after find an unexpected second chance in a rural romance that is equal parts heart-wrenching and heartwarming, from USA Today bestselling Australian author Amy Andrews.
City girl Rowena Murray needs a new beginning, after her high-pressure career as a neonatal intensive care nurse is derailed by a monumental panic attack. So she's glad to be heading to rural Acacia Junction for a low-stress, short-term contract to get back in the game. It's only for six months - then she's outta here.
Sheep farmer Lachlan McCabe is on his way into town when he comes across the new nurse saving the life of the town's beloved baker after a suspected heart attack on a deserted road. It's not the kind of meet-cute anyone would ask for, but Rowena and Lachlan soon find sparks flying.
They're both twice-divorced and have experienced enough of life to know exactly what they want - and neither of them is looking for a long-term partner. A casual fling, on the other hand ... well, that's a different story.
When an honest-to-God miracle offers an unexpected second chance they'd both thought impossible, Rowena and Lachlan must decide if they will be sharing life as co-parents or true partners.
PRAISE
'Amy brings a contemporary edge to rural romance that'll give you all the feels. There's so much to love in Where the Wattles Bloom - especially Lachy, who's the sort of hero a reader can wait a lifetime hoping to meet.' STELLA QUINN, bestselling author
'Where the Wattles Bloom is a beautiful story of third chances, found family and tiny miracles. It's Amy Andrews' finest!' LIBBY IRIKS, author of Home to the Heart Country"
"The claustrophobia of Room meets the camaraderie of Yellowjackets with a touch of Picnic at Hanging Rock in this dark, immersive, psychological thriller debut with a speculative/lite-horror edge.
Christmas Eve, 1974.
As Cyclone Tracy tears through Darwin, four girls disappear into the heart of the outback. No tracks. No bodies. No answers.
Decades later, one returns.
She claims to be one of the missing. But is she? There is no proof of who she is, only a keepsake that once belonged to another missing woman - Sally, a teen mother whose disappearance never mattered to anyone but Von, the daughter she left behind. Sally's return rekindles the cold case, as desperate families plead for answers - and a dark mystery begins to surface.
A hidden bunker ... a ghost ... scratches on a concrete wall ... pictures inside a View-Master ... and the little girl who understood the darkness better than anyone.
Inspired by true events, Stay Buried is the darkly thrilling tale of secrets unearthed, the will to survive and a legend that refuses to die.
'In this intriguing debut, Jane R. Miles weaves a dark and tragic mystery that navigates the difficult space between those who are missing and those who are left behind to ponder, grieve and hold on tight to the thinnest threads of hope. Stay Buried is a fraught, chilling yet compassionate novel that will leave its readers guessing right up until the end.' -- Kirstyn McDermott, Australian author of WHAT THE BONES KNOW
'Dark, unsettling and atmospheric, Jane R. Miles's debut is an intriguing psychological thriller. Set against the evocative backdrop of Darwin and the legendary Stuart Highway, this is a story of darkness, survival and lies that refuse to stay buried.' -- Kate Horan, Australian author of ON THE EDGE"
"The sequel to R.I.P. Nanny Tobbins, the quirky and very funny MG fantasy title that is perfect for fans of A Girl Called Corpse and Nevermoor.
1851, London
Six months have passed since the grand opening of the Great Exhibition -- and Albertine and her family couldn't be happier.
But the season of good fortune ends abruptly when a Royal Jewel goes missing and Albertine's friend, dearest Blot, is accused of its theft. Determined to prove Blot's innocence, Papa launches an investigation. Yet despite his best efforts, the true thief cannot be found.
With time running short before Blot is imprisoned, Albertine hatches a plan. She will enlist the help of the grown-up with the sharpest eyes she knows: her ghost-governess, Nanny Tobbins.
Residing in the graveyard has, however, turned Nanny quite odd and managing her is rather difficult.
Will Nanny Tobbins' presence assist Albertine in clearing Blot's name, or will it make matters worse?"
"A quirky and very funny middle-grade fantasy title that is perfect for fans of A Girl Called Corpse and Nevermoor.
When Nanny Tobbins fell off a horse and broke her neck, the grown-ups told nine-year-old Albertine she'd never see her beloved governess again. But it simply isn't true. For every night, when the clock strikes twelve, Nanny returns to the nursery.
Yet in her new ghostly state, Nanny Tobbins quickly causes chaos in the household -- and the timing couldn't be more inconvenient. Albertine's stepmother is struggling to settle in, and Papa is much occupied working with Prince Albert on the Great Exhibition.
To make matters worse, the grown-ups don't believe in ghosts at all, leaving Albertine to take the blame for Nanny's unruly antics.
How will Albertine restore peace to her home before the unthinkable occurs?
PRAISE
'a beautifully spooky fairytale' - James Foley
'embraces the everlasting genre of fairytales' - Susanne Gervay
'laced with humour and heart' - Suzanne Leal
'a book to curl up with and devour' - Sophie Masson
'deliciously spooky' - Rebecca McRitchie
'vivid and heartfelt' - Catherine Norton
'A captivating, utterly delightful romp' - Shivaun Plozza
'Quirky, mysterious, intriguing and spooky' - Judith Rossell"
"Tom Palmer celebrates the unsung athletic heroes of the Armistice in a powerful intergenerational tale of the fell-running messengers on the front-line of war.
Lily has lots of worries. She's struggling to compete in her fell-running races and, worse, she's losing her gran to Alzheimer's. But then she discovers her great-great-grandfather's diaries from the First World War. Could his incredible story of bravery help her reconnect with her gran and even give her the inspiration she needs to push through and win?"
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