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You will LOVE this wonderfully warm-hearted and laugh-out-loud funny romantic comedy for fans of Sophie Ranald, Mhairi McFarlane and Sophie Kinsella. Emma Londstown spent her twenties travelling, and now needs to make up for lost time. All her friends are married, having babies, and settling into domestic bliss. Determined to catch up, Emma plunges herself headfirst into the Sydney dating world, and discovers single men in this city are one of three things; jerks, illiterate, or nerds that work in IT (she must be sending out subtle hints in binary code). This story, set in the bustling heart of Sydney, is a humorous, light-hearted novel for every woman who has ever wanted to find The One, with a clear underlying message: be yourself. Readers can’t get enough of Just As You Are… ‘Absolutely loved this novel! The writer has a beautiful and seamlessly flowing narrating style and I literally could not put the book down’ Julia, NetGalley Reviewer ‘The storyline was perfect. I could not put it down. Read the book in one day. The author sucks you in to the plot.’ Eileen, NetGalley Reviewer ‘This book had me laugh at so many parts and it kept me up past my bed time. I really liked it.’ Tania, NetGalley Reviewer

Gemma thought she had The One until she met her Plus One… 'This book has possibly one of the very best anticipatory kisses I have ever read!' ????? Gemma Evans goes from being on the brink of everything she’s ever dreamed of, to the brink of a nervous breakdown when she’s passed over for a promotion and forced to watch her work nemesis, Ben McDonald, become the new Chief Editor at Peacock Press. To add insult to injury, she’s got to attend a family wedding in Italy and her date can’t make it. No way is Gemma showing up alone so she asks a friend to help her secure a ‘date’. But Gemma’s blind date turns out to be her worst nightmare… – Find your favourite tropes in The Wedding Date Disaster! • Enemies-to-lovers • Fake dating • Destination romance • Workplace • Family dramas • Self-awareness The must-read holiday romance for fans of Book Lovers, The Spanish Love Deception, The Love Hypothesis and hit movie Anyone But You – Why readers LOVE The Wedding Date Disaster: 'An absolute delight from start to finish … a must-read for fans of romantic comedies and heartfelt love stories.' ????? 'This book was absolutely adorable on every level … While this is my first Kate Mathieson read, this certainly will not be my last.' ????? 'The chemistry between Gemma and Ben is electric from the start, and the fake dating trope is executed to perfection.' ????? 'There’s nothing I love more than a fake dating, enemies-to-lovers story, and The Wedding Date Disaster hit every note perfectly.' ????? 'The Spanish Love Deception crossed with The Hating Game. This book had it all.' ????? 'The Wedding Date Disaster is a standout in the romantic comedy genre.' ?????

Here is the little book of mastery for you. A guide to world domination of the LOVE kind A life of spiritual ascension is a lifelong journey with no end. The true seeker must be committed to a life of learning, with a willingness to look deeply into themselves. To unravel. To un-learn. To go beyond. To become No-thing and Every-thing. Kate Mathieson, renowned author and soul coach, guides you through the most revolutionary and beautiful adventure. The words have been channelled and are encoded with transmissions, so by reading it, it will help shift and perform a LEVEL UP and further activate your mission and purpose on life. Come along on the journey and explore the wisdom, approach and techniques to engage with Source, live a conscious life, ignite full human and soul potential, and level up from awakened soul to Soul MASTERY.An engaging, activated and transformative guide to finding space in the midst of the frantic, modern world. Please enjoy this as a gift from Kate's heart to yours.

"I began to notice how everything out there, in the wild, seemed to move. Oceans. Sharks. Wolves. Elephants. Rivers. Nothing stayed in the same place. I wanted to be like them too, and the only way to do this was to keep moving." When Kate Mathieson finds herself with nothing to show except a well-adorned house and too many business suits, she makes the sudden decision to leave everything behind, and begins an elemental journey across Africa. Weaving a personal tale of reflection, adventure and discovery, Kate beautifully details the lives we have marked for ourselves - school, university, careers, marriages, mortgages, children, school - and that other life, the one that calls to us from dreams, and out of books, that suggests the life we are living, may not be ours. Shortlisted for the 2017 Finch Memoir Prize, Ways to Come Home is a powerful memoir about the need to know who we really are, and what it means to find our way back home.