AustLit

'When Tilda Finch is diagnosed with invisibility, she's not overly surprised – she's felt invisible for years. She has a good life and a successful business selling inspirational quotes on merchandise. But she's never really recovered from her divorce. Or, if she's honest, her childhood. Tilda's past has taken a toll and she's lost sight of herself. Now, with the possibility of completely disappearing, she must face the trauma of her past and rewrite the way she perceives the world, and herself.

'Entertaining, hilarious and poignant, Tilda Is Visible addresses the power of our thoughts and how childhood trauma shapes our adult experience.' (Publication summary)

'Elite swimmer, Dina McNamara’s dreams of Olympic Gold have been derailed. 

'Her gifted sister Mae has graduated high school at just 16 and has planned an around-the-world trip with her three best friends. Their parents agree to let Mae go, but only if 18-year-old Dina goes too. Resentful and broken, but with nothing better to do with her life, Dina boards the plane – first stop Tokyo. 

'Two weeks in the world’s most amazing mega-city completely turns Dina’s life upside-down. There are new friendships, unexpected opportunities, and a surprising romance. For the first time ever, Dina begins to figure out what she wants, both in and out of the water.

'But Tokyo is only the first stop on an unforgettable world trip, and as their departure date draws near, Dina must decide whether she can leave Japan, and this exciting new life behind. '

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'This time it's all about Hana in Paris..or is it? What happens to send the girls Off the Map, and is their charming hero really all he seems? Travel the world with these five best friends, as they discover much more than just the tourist hot spots.

'5 friends • 8 countries • 1 amazing adventure!

'An exciting new series about friendship, travel and love…'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'This Christmas, the women of the Happy Endings Book Club are about to uncover a world of love and magic as they discover how to have their own happy ending or beginning, as they’re often the same thing.

'Once a month, seven very different women come together to discuss books. They all love a happy ending, but have lost sight of how to get their own. Paige misses glimpsing the magic in the world. Sadie doesn’t see the beauty inside people. Amanda wonders what she ever saw in her ex husband. Tilda literally can’t see herself. Michi can’t bear looking at her family, while Clementine is blind to what’s right in front of her. And Eva looks for romance in all the wrong places.

'But things are about to change …

'Meet the women of the Happy Endings Book Club as they celebrate Christmas, and themselves, in London, Paris, Vienna, New York, Sydney and in love.' (Publication summary)

'Calypso Shakespeare knows what the future has in store for her, and not just because she's psychic.

'The "gifted" Shakespeare women have always had their one true love. Problem is, Calypso's came and went and didn't work out too well. She doesn't need a crystal ball to see that she'll never love again. Even her gift of mixing magical cocktails can't help heal her own bruised heart.

'Instead she concentrates on concocting potions that help other people find love. A dash of this, a pinch of that, a nip of liquor, muddle with flower petals and then part the veils and cast a spell. Calypso's supernatural services are in demand everywhere. It's the perfect life for a wanderer like Calypso.' (Publisher's blurb)