All Summer Long/Nobody But Him/One Summer Between Friends/Reunited with the Millionaire

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Escape to the coast with a collection of three heartwarming stories from Australian authors. Nobody But Him by Victoria Purman Fifteen years ago, Julia Jones left the small beachside town of Middle Point with a head full of grand plans. Plans that didn't involve a particular boy named Ryan Blackburn. Now Julia is back to finalise her mother's estate. But she didn't expect to run into her first love...or to fall back in love with him. Saying goodbye to her hometown - and to Ryan - turns out to be much harder the second time around. One Summer Between Friends by Trish Morey With a failed marriage behind her, and her career dreams in tatters, Sarah returns home to Lord Howe Island to run the family store. Paradise to most, it's the last place Sarah wants to be, trapped on an island with her two ex-best friends. Meanwhile Floss and Jules are dealing with their own problems, and Sarah's arrival just complicates things. This summer, can these women overcome the pain of the past and find their way back to the friendship they once had? Reunited with the Millionaire by Rachel Armstrong When Mirabella falls pregnant to her new boyfriend, it's not the end of the world ... until she meets his wife. Pregnant, alone and contemplating life as a single mother, the last thing Mirabella expects is to run into her high school sweetheart or for him to invite her on an all-expenses trip to the Whitsundays. A platonic tropical holiday with an old friend could be the perfect remedy for heartache ... or a recipe for more.

Trish always fancied herself a writer, but she dutifully picked gherkins and washed dishes in a Chinese restaurant on her way to earning herself an economics degree and a qualification as a chartered accountant instead. Work took her to Canberra where she promptly fell in love with a tall, dark and handsome hero who cut computer code, and marriage and four daughters followed, which gave Trish the chance to step back from her career and think about what she'd really like to do. Writing romantic fiction was at the top of the list, so Trish made a choice and followed her heart. It was the right choice. Since then, she's sold more than thirty titles to Harlequin with sales in excess of seven million globally, with her books printed in more than thirty languages in forty countries worldwide. Four times nominated and two times winner of Romance Writers of Australia's RuBY Award for Romantic Book of the Year, Trish was also a 2012 RITA finalist in the US. You can find out more about Trish and her upcoming books at www.trishmorey.com and you can email her at trish@trishmorey.com. Trish loves to hear from her readers. Victoria Purman is an Australian top ten and USA Today bestselling fiction author. Her most recent book, The Nurses' War, was an Australian bestseller, as were her novels The Women's Pages,The Land Girls and The Last of the Bonegilla Girls. Her earlier novel The Three Miss Allens was a USA Today bestseller. She is a regular guest at writers festivals, a mentor and workshop presenter and was a judge in the fiction category for the 2018 Adelaide Festival Awards for Literature and the 2022 ASA/HQ Commercial Fiction Prize for an unpublished manuscript. To find out more, visit Victoria's website, victoriapurman.com You can also follow her on Facebook or Instagram (@victoriapurmanauthor) and Twitter (@VictoriaPurman) Rachel Armstrong is a writer of contemporary romantic fiction ranging from rural to suspense. She creates epic feel-good stories and has a weakness for an adventurous holiday escape. Rachel lives in Townsville, Queensland, with her border collie Jacob where she rehabilitates hearts as an exercise physiologist. In her spare time, she is either reading on the treadmill or plotting her next novel at yoga. Rachel's a keen traveller and has enjoyed many holidays exploring historic London, flying through the Grand Canyon, and hiking volcanos in Bali. Rachel loves to connect with readers and fellow writers through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and on her website. Photograph Credit: Michelle Harms Photography