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Robyn Ord

How Edward Rochester became the tormented hero of Jane Eyre

Book Review: 'The Park Bench' by Chaboute

A beautiful, quirky tale about life – told without words

A beautiful, quirky tale about life – told without words

It’s not often you get to do a book review on a book without any words...

The perfect read for ‘Outlander’ fans who crave more…

The perfect read for ‘Outlander’ fans who crave more…

The perfect read for ‘Outlander’ fans who crave more…

Seven short stories set in the vibrant and varied 'Outlander' universe.

Saturday on the Couch: How pen and paper changed my life

Saturday on the Couch: How pen and paper changed my life

Saturday on the Couch: How pen and paper changed my life

"About 18 months ago a friend introduced me to a Bullet Journaling. I discovered a whole new world."

A journey through grief and learning to live again

A journey through grief and learning to live again

A journey through grief and learning to live again

Reviewing 'Finding Hannah' by Fiona McCallum

A story of Australia and its inhabitants – past and future

A story of Australia and its inhabitants – past and future

A story of Australia and its inhabitants – past and future

Take a journey through time, from Australia's colonial past to its distant future...

A thrilling journey back to mythic medieval Japan

A thrilling journey back to mythic medieval Japan

A thrilling journey back to mythic medieval Japan

A tale of assassins, warriors, warlords, ghosts and spirits.

Take a trip back to the windswept Isle of Wight in the 1780s…

Take a trip back to the windswept Isle of Wight in the 1780s…

Take a trip back to the windswept Isle of Wight in the 1780s…

The Wife’s Tale by Christine Wells is described as a “Spellbinding story of murder, family secrets and a scandalous affair”. It lived up to expectations.

A story of women living in the shadows of their mothers

A story of women living in the shadows of their mothers

A story of women living in the shadows of their mothers

The Mothers was a novel I found hard to put down, reading it in just a few hours.

Jeffrey Archer’s latest novel is thrilling, emotional and full of warmth

Jeffrey Archer’s latest novel is thrilling, emotional and full of warmth

Jeffrey Archer’s latest novel is thrilling, emotional and full of warmth

Having literally just turned the last page, I am writing this review while the warm glow of it still lives inside my head. To be honest I think it will reside for some time.

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