Chapter Book and Tea Shop Book Catalogue: Sep-Oct 2024

📚Sep-Oct 2024 Book Catalogue📚
There are some great new arrivals including Carissa Broadbent’s SIX SCORCHED ROSES (Crowns of Nyaxia Series), Candace Camp’s A SCANDAL AT STONECLIFFE (Stonecliffe Series), Penn Cole’s SPARK OF THE EVERFLAME (Kindred’s Curse Saga), Hannah Grace’s DAYDREAM (Maple Hills Series), Catharina Maura’s THE DEVIOUS HUSBAND (Windsors Series), Abigail Owen’s THE GAMES GODS PLAY (Crucible Series), Emily Rath’s PUCKING SWEET (Jacksonville Rays Series), J.D. Robb’s PASSIONS IN DEATH (In Death Series), Lynsay Sands’ THE HIGHLANDER’S RETURN (Highland Brides Series), Elsie Silver’s WILD EYES (Rose Hill Series) and more. Enjoy your reading!📚

Check out the catalogue at:
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NB. Please see P. 3 of the book catalogue for the details of the Auckland Romance Readers Book Club Monthly Meetings and the Auckland Romance Readers Book Club Facebook Group.

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For Enquiries or Orders:
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