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Journey to New Lands: Meet Patrick & Aisling

With the release of Journey to New Lands getting closer, I thought it was time to properly introduce the two people at the heart of the story. Meet Patrick Oโ€™Sullivan and Aisling Gallagher: two Irish immigrants who cross an ocean in search of a new life, neither expecting that the person who will change everything… Continue reading Journey to New Lands: Meet Patrick & Aisling

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The Story Behind Journey to New Lands

With the release of Journey to New Lands getting closer, I wanted to share a little more about the story behind the story, because this book began with something very personal to me. When I was a child, my mum used to tell me about my ancestors. My family was very passionate about our Irish… Continue reading The Story Behind Journey to New Lands

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ARC Sign-Ups: Journey to New Lands: My Debut Historical Christian Romance.

If youโ€™re drawn to historical fiction and romance novels, Journey to New Lands is a book youโ€™ll want on your radar. Journey to New Lands is a historical romance inspired by the Irish famine and the often-overlooked history of Irish lives in colonial Australia. Set between famine-stricken Ireland and early colonial Australia, the novel centres on… Continue reading ARC Sign-Ups: Journey to New Lands: My Debut Historical Christian Romance.

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8 Must-Read Novels That Will Transport You to Another World

If youโ€™ve ever wanted to step away from reality for a while, few things can do it better than a great book. Some stories are so vivid, so full of life and imagination, that they make you forget where you are entirely. From classic fantasy worlds like Middle-earth to hidden realms beneath city streets, these… Continue reading 8 Must-Read Novels That Will Transport You to Another World

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Life Update: University, Homemaking & Writing

Holy moly this year has been wild so far. We're at the end of April and I feel like I've run 10 marathons and been through 5 years. Weโ€™re headed into week 8 (of 12) of University and I am definitely still not on top of it. I just submitted my first assessment but need… Continue reading Life Update: University, Homemaking & Writing

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Navigating the Challenges of Parenthood and a WFH Job

Parenthood is a profound journey, marked by countless joys and challenges. A job being added into that mix, especially a WFH job, creates a fragile balancing act that requires a lot of patience and resilience. It's hard to juggle the responsibilities of raising kids while also trying to grow a career. But, with the right… Continue reading Navigating the Challenges of Parenthood and a WFH Job

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My 2023 Book List

2023 is basically over! It's crazy how quickly this year has flown by. I haven't read as much as I usually do this year, but I compiled a list of the books I read this year! I've included Amazon links for each book if you want to suss them out for yourself! I loved some… Continue reading My 2023 Book List

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5 Novels To Read in the Holiday Season

I love the holiday season. Christmas is always a time of joy and happiness for me and my family. Things can be hectic and crazy, but the Christmas spirit remains strong! I love to delve into some more 'Christmasy' books this season as well, and I've compiled my top 5 novels to read in the… Continue reading 5 Novels To Read in the Holiday Season

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From Pen to Paper: Conquering the Challenges of Writing a Novel Without a Computer

โ€œMy aim is to put down what I see and what I feel in the best and simplest way I can tell it.โ€ Ernest Hemingway I recently lost my access to a computer. When I had my second child it became increasingly difficult to sit down at a computer and write - I quite frankly… Continue reading From Pen to Paper: Conquering the Challenges of Writing a Novel Without a Computer

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Fireborn: Chapter One

I quickly ducked behind the crumbling walls. They had found me. I swore as the group of armoured people fanned out around the abandoned town. Someone from the last village must have tipped them off. I tried to stuff my dark red hair further into my hood. I loved my unique hair, but it was… Continue reading Fireborn: Chapter One