Standalone Books
After the death of her brother Riley, Emma Turner travels to the small town of Waratah Ridge to honour his final request: deliver a letter to his best mate. Although, Emma knows exactly what her meddling brother was trying to do—drag her out of the safe, carefully ordered life she’d built in Sydney.
Between running his cattle farm and caring for his niece and nephew, Charlie Lawson has plenty on his plate. Then Riley’s sister arrives with news he never expected. His best mate is dead and Riley never told him he was sick.
Emma only plans to stay for two days, but a broken-down car strands her in a close-knit community that loved Riley as one of their own. Emma and Charlie are drawn together by shared grief, and a growing attraction becomes impossible to ignore. She wasn’t meant to fall for Charlie, his family, or Waratah Ridge.
With a career in Sydney and her heart pulling her somewhere else, Emma has a choice to make. But is she ready to take a chance on Charlie and the life she never expected to find in Waratah Ridge?
A heartwarming Aussie small-town romance about love after loss, found family, and finding the courage to start again.
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A sun-drenched Bali beach. A runaway hat. A rescue that changes everything.
Lila’s life is just beginning. After too many false starts, she’s finally landed her dream job. She can’t let distraction derail her, especially not about the grumpy lifeguard who saved her.
Tom learnt the hard way that love can cost you everything. After a betrayal that shattered his marriage and career, he’s sworn off anything that might crack his carefully rebuilt world. Now he devotes himself entirely to saving lives.
Then Lila splashes into his life with her sunshine smile and relentless optimism.
What starts as a fleeting holiday connection quickly deepens. Lila is ready to risk everything, even her heart. But for Tom, letting her in might mean losing her... and that’s a risk he’s not willing to take.
Between the Flags is a heartfelt age-gap romance about taking chances, healing old wounds, and learning that sometimes the biggest risk is opening your heart.