Barrington

The Barrington girl-posse continue their monthly book club meetings, and somehow it becomes an incubator for new business ideas. And relationships.Rachael struggles daily with her grief, and attends to share memories of her daughter. But book club gives her so much more.Judith arrives, believing she's ready for retirement. Or is she?Harry Stewart is home from up north, and on the first night, he bumps into little Freddie Campbell at the local pub. But she's not little any more.Millie is happy in the café and with Finn, but her estranged daughter Hanna is coming to visit. Can they mend their relationship?And Hanna would rather read than take a chance on a player.Over six months, catch up with old characters and new as secrets are revealed and lives changed. A voracious reader, Susan dreamed of becoming a writer from the age of eight. Career advisors told her it wasn't a real thing and suggested journalism. So she became a journalist, then took a zig-zag path to publish her first book in 2020, via a varied career in publishing, marketing, tourism and small business. Susan even worked in State Government for a few years (but she doesn't talk about that much). Nervous about the release of Charlie's Will, she told Bloke while sitting on the sofa one night, that she'd be happy if she sold fifty. Charlie's Will quickly reached Number One in its genre on Amazon - motivating Susan to crack on with more stories and take her writing seriously. Finally. Now Susan is a happy Indie Publisher and offers services to other writers (editing, formatting). She is also the publisher of the Love in a Sunburnt Land Anthology series, co-authored with four (quite brilliant) Aussie women. Susan loves engaging with fellow authors and readers, and she discovered something she thought was kinda funny. A lot of authors tell her they're introverted. It's a writerly thing, apparently. But (and here's the funny bit), Susan isn't. Introverted. Not one bit. Not at all. Speaking and presenting at writers festivals, conferences and libraries is totally her thing. So it's okay to send Susan a message, ask a question and chat on social media. She thrives on it and will always respond. Send her a photo of one of her books 'in the wild' and she'll share it. Everywhere. Australian small town and rural romance with a dash of intrigue. The series is set in the township of Barrington, a fictionalised version of a village in the foothills of the Barrington Tops in NSW, Australia. Regular characters appear throughout the books, especially Debbie from the coffee shop, Rose from Barrington Homestead and Angus the local Vet. The books can be read as stand-alones, or a s a series. Each book has new main characters.

Samantha slips into town under cover of darkness, seeking safety. When Jamie finds her, feelings he thought long-dead, resurface.Samantha arrives in town with her small daughter, the clothes on their backs and a scrap of paper with a Barrington address.Jamie finds them by the side of the road that first night. When he discovers she's looking for Nicole Stewart, he realises she's fleeing a bad situation.They'll be safe with Nicole, he knows that. But her pale, frightened face haunts him and feelings he thought long-dead, resurface.Meanwhile, the book club girl-posse are organising a festival, the first of its kind in Barrington. Rose is leading the committee and although excited, is worried it will be a disaster. And she's not sure about Samantha's budding friendship with Jamie.Samantha needs help to unravel the web of lies she's been living. She's not looking for a hand-out, but will she accept a hand-up?Can this small-town community help Samantha and Jamie turn their lives around and pull off the festival of the year? A voracious reader, Susan dreamed of becoming a writer from the age of eight. Career advisors told her it wasn't a real thing and suggested journalism. So she became a journalist, then took a zig-zag path to publish her first book in 2020, via a varied career in publishing, marketing, tourism and small business. Susan even worked in State Government for a few years (but she doesn't talk about that much). Nervous about the release of Charlie's Will, she told Bloke while sitting on the sofa one night, that she'd be happy if she sold fifty. Charlie's Will quickly reached Number One in its genre on Amazon - motivating Susan to crack on with more stories and take her writing seriously. Finally. Now Susan is a happy Indie Publisher and offers services to other writers (editing, formatting). She is also the publisher of the Love in a Sunburnt Land Anthology series, co-authored with four (quite brilliant) Aussie women. Susan loves engaging with fellow authors and readers, and she discovered something she thought was kinda funny. A lot of authors tell her they're introverted. It's a writerly thing, apparently. But (and here's the funny bit), Susan isn't. Introverted. Not one bit. Not at all. Speaking and presenting at writers festivals, conferences and libraries is totally her thing. So it's okay to send Susan a message, ask a question and chat on social media. She thrives on it and will always respond. Send her a photo of one of her books 'in the wild' and she'll share it. Everywhere. Australian small town and rural romance with a dash of intrigue. The series is set in the township of Barrington, a fictionalised version of a village in the foothills of the Barrington Tops in NSW, Australia. Regular characters appear throughout the books, especially Debbie from the coffee shop, Rose from Barrington Homestead and Angus the local Vet. The books can be read as stand-alones, or a s a series. Each book has new main characters.

What does it take to help a little girl believe in Christmas?Little Evie Scott (almost six) wants proof that Santa is real. Her Mum, Samantha and partner Jamie are determined Evie should have her very first truly magical Christmas.But Evie isn't the only one wishing for better things. Young Veterinarian Frederica Campbell is keen to come home, but she left under a cloud almost two years before, after breaking Lucas Anderson's heart. Following a harrowing time with a new man, she finally understands the mistakes she's made. She knows Lucas won't forgive her, but hopes they can be civil, at least.Meanwhile, Barrington is in drought and local businesses are doing it tough. Hannelore Tucker is pushing the local Chamber of Commerce to think outside the box to keep the local economy turning over. When her boyfriend Harry Stewart announces he's starting a new business, and comes up with a spin on one of Hannelore's ideas, it sets the town alight.When Samantha wonders what it will take to convince Evie that Santa is real, will the answer be - just a little bit of Barrington Magic? A voracious reader, Susan dreamed of becoming a writer from the age of eight. Career advisors told her it wasn't a real thing and suggested journalism. So she became a journalist, then took a zig-zag path to publish her first book in 2020, via a varied career in publishing, marketing, tourism and small business. Susan even worked in State Government for a few years (but she doesn't talk about that much). Nervous about the release of Charlie's Will, she told Bloke while sitting on the sofa one night, that she'd be happy if she sold fifty. Charlie's Will quickly reached Number One in its genre on Amazon - motivating Susan to crack on with more stories and take her writing seriously. Finally. Now Susan is a happy Indie Publisher and offers services to other writers (editing, formatting). She is also the publisher of the Love in a Sunburnt Land Anthology series, co-authored with four (quite brilliant) Aussie women. Susan loves engaging with fellow authors and readers, and she discovered something she thought was kinda funny. A lot of authors tell her they're introverted. It's a writerly thing, apparently. But (and here's the funny bit), Susan isn't. Introverted. Not one bit. Not at all. Speaking and presenting at writers festivals, conferences and libraries is totally her thing. So it's okay to send Susan a message, ask a question and chat on social media. She thrives on it and will always respond. Send her a photo of one of her books 'in the wild' and she'll share it. Everywhere. Australian small town and rural romance with a dash of intrigue. The series is set in the township of Barrington, a fictionalised version of a village in the foothills of the Barrington Tops in NSW, Australia. Regular characters appear throughout the books, especially Debbie from the coffee shop, Rose from Barrington Homestead and Angus the local Vet. The books can be read as stand-alones, or a s a series. Each book has new main characters.