Chapter Book and Tea Shop Book Catalogue: Jan-Feb 2024

📚 JAN-FEB 2024 BOOK CATALOGUE 📚
Welcome back and best wishes for 2024! The new year sees the arrival of lots of goodies including Mary Balogh’s ALWAYS REMEMBER (Ravenswood Series), Olivie Blake’s THE ATLAS COMPLEX (Atlas Series), Carissa Broadbent’s THE SERPENT AND THE WINGS OF NIGHT reprint (Crowns of Nyaxia Series), Jayne Ann Krentz’s THE NIGHT ISLAND (The Lost Night Files Series), Sarah J. Maas’s HOUSE OF FLAME AND SHADOW (Crescent City Series), Freida McFadden’s THE CO-WORKER, J.D. Robb’s RANDOM IN DEATH (Eve Dallas Series), J.R. Ward’s MINE (Lair of the Wolven Series) and more. Enjoy your reading!

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NB. Please see Page 3 for the details of the Auckland Romance Readers Book Club Monthly Meetings and Auckland Romance Readers Book Club Facebook Group and upcoming Romance Writers of New Zealand Inc. Short Story Competition (which is sponsored by the Chapter Book & Tea Shop).

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For enquiries or orders,
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NB. Chapter’s trading hours are Tue–Sun 10–4 (we are CLOSED on Mondays).

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