Books
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Current Manuscripts
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Almost a PrincessAlmost a Princess is a single-title contemporary romance that merges into a political thriller as republicanism threatens the Kingdom of Zvur and Crown Prince Nikolai's future as the monarch.
This manuscript was the recipient of the 2018 Emerald Award for best unpublished romance manuscript presented by Romance Writers of Australia. It has also undergone an assessment through the New Writer's Scheme with the Romantic Novelists' Association. |
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Stuart's White KnightStuart's White Knight is a rural romance with suspense elements centered around Ana, who flees to the Outback town of Stuart Plains with her Border Collie when her abusive ex-fiancé is released from prison.
This manuscript placed 5th in the 2018 Ripping Start contest with Romance Writers of Australia. In 2019, it reached the second full-manuscript round of the Emerald Award, where readers called it a 'fantastic' and 'great' read. It has also undergone a manuscript assessment with Small Blue Dog Publishing. |
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Rivenhall ManorRivenhall Manor is contemporary women's fiction about overcoming fear and grief. Upon the death of her beloved father, Englishwoman Victoria is faced with further challenge by the arrival of her two half sisters. Gabriella is an archaeologist from Australia who's been afraid to chase her career while Lea is a recently divorced Finnish violinist who needs to learn how to love again. Over the course of a life-changing year, each woman strives to meet new goals in both career and love while forming an everlasting bond of sisterhood.
Rivenhall Manor has undergone an assessment and been improved upon through the New Writer's Scheme with the Romantic Novelists' Association. It also reached the second full-manuscript round of the 2019 Emerald Award with Romance Writers of Australia. |
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Claiming his Childhood Sweetheart / BlindedClaiming His Childhood Sweetheart, previously known as Blinded, is a category friends-to-lovers reunion romance set among the vineyards of the Barossa Valley. It is centered around the theme of 'love is blind' and that 'people on the outside see more clearly than those inside the situation'.
I have targeted this story towards the Mills & Boon Cherish line. |
Anthologies and Short Stories
