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New Release Book Review: A Reluctant Warrior by Kelly Brooke Nicholls

A Reluctant Warrior... Book Description: A gripping novel that gives readers a rare glimpse into Colombia’s notorious drug wars, told by someone who knows the landscape intimately. When Luzma’s brother Jair unwittingly uncovers the plan by Colombia’s most notorious drug cartel to smuggle an unprecedented cocaine shipment into the US, it puts their family in … Continue reading New Release Book Review: A Reluctant Warrior by Kelly Brooke Nicholls

New Release Book Review: Forgotten by Nicole Trope

Forgotten... Book Description: In a single day, a simple mistake will have life-altering consequences for everyone involved. A moment of distraction, an unlocked car and a missing baby. How on earth could this happen? All Malia needed was a single litre of milk and now she’s surrounded by police and Zach has disappeared. Detective Ali … Continue reading New Release Book Review: Forgotten by Nicole Trope

New Release Book Review: The Paris Wedding by Charlotte Nash

The Paris Wedding... Book Description: Ten years ago, Rachael West chose not to move to Sydney with high-school sweetheart Matthew. Instead she stayed on the family wheat farm, caring for her seriously ill mother and letting go of her dreams. Now, Matthew is marrying someone else. And Rachael is invited to the wedding, a lavish … Continue reading New Release Book Review: The Paris Wedding by Charlotte Nash

Book Review: Lemongrass Bay by Theresa Smith

Humbled and thrilled at this wonderfully thoughtful review of Lemongrass Bay. There’s no greater satisfaction as an author than to know that a reader completely ‘gets’ your story. The desired connections made and everything lining up. For me, with each novel I’ve written, all I’ve really wanted in the end is to know that my story has brought entertainment and enjoyment to those reading it. Thank you Mrs B for letting me know, in such an eloquent way, that I achieved this. Your thoughts are much appreciated and have completely made my day!

Mrs B's Book Reviews

Title: Lemongrass Bayleomongrass.jpgAuthor:  Theresa Smith

Published: May 14th 2017

Publisher: Smashwords

Pages: 305

Genres:  Fiction, Australian, Contemporary

RRP: $5.99 (ebook)

When lightning strikes…
Emma-Louise and Rosie have been friends for life, their bond unshakeable. Both women are on the verge of a new life, a second chance at love and happiness, but the past is about to catch up with each of them.
A story of passion, resentment, secrets, and lies.

My review:

A freak lightning strike on the beach of Lemongrass Bay, a tiny back of beyond coastal town nestled between Queensland and the Northern Territory, has far reaching implications for victim Ethan Black and those close to him. Written by Australian author Theresa Smith, Lemongrass Bay is a powerful yarn, weaving together a story of friendship, love, loyalty and secrets.

Lemongrass Bay begins with a dramatic opening piece. Ethan Black, a local resident, is…

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3 in 1 Book Reviews: The Seven Sisters Series by Lucinda Riley

The Seven Sisters is a series of huge, sweeping, epic tales of love and loss based on the legends of the Seven Sisters star constellation. Combining Historical fiction with the present day and set in far flung exotic locations, there are seven books planned for the series, with three already released and the fourth coming in November … Continue reading 3 in 1 Book Reviews: The Seven Sisters Series by Lucinda Riley

Historical Fiction by Australian Women Writers: What’s being read, who read it, and what they’re saying

Every month, in my capacity as Editor for Historical Fiction over at the Australian Women Writers Challenge, I 'round up' all of the reviews that have been linked in our review database and write up an editorial featuring many of the titles with extracts from the linked reviews to accompany. I take a look at … Continue reading Historical Fiction by Australian Women Writers: What’s being read, who read it, and what they’re saying