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They are worlds apart. He's a billionaire. He's handsome. He leads an international oil company. She's a teacher. She's practical. And she's an environmentalist. They're from different worlds, but when they come together, they forge an erotic, edgy world of their own-a sensual world of play and pleasure, a steamy romance with an intimacy so intense that even the logical, independent Ashley Barris loses track of what is real. Almost. What is true? What is fantasy? Does it matter that lines are blurred as Luke opens her world and she opens his? Ashley must choose between rapture and righteousness, between her values and a love so real that everything is perfectly unreal. Get ready for a spicy romance where smart meets sexy!

Tom Morison is a reluctant freeholder in South Australia and unsuited to farming. But Tom is redeemed when his education in geology and chemistry finally gives the family their best Christmas ever - a 'golden' one. In this and eight other 'lost' stories of goldmining in colonial-era Australia, a colourful cast of characters star in stories of love and crime, loyalty and betrayal, spirituality and avarice. And the eternal lure of gold and its corrupting influence are ever-present. Associate Professor Tanya Dalziell teaches and researches in English and Literary Studies at the University of Western Australia. She has published widely in the area of literary studies, and serves on the editorial boards of leading national and international journals. She is, with Paul Genoni, winner of the 2019 Prime MInister's LIterary Award for Non-fiction.To Be Continued is an Australian Research Council funded project, led by Associate Professor Katherine Bode, that has unearthed an astonishing bibliographic index and full-text archive of fiction in Australian newspapers from 1803 to 1955.

Catherine Martin's loyal, wilful and feisty heroines traverse the terrains of romance in Italy, Switzerland & Australia in these nineteenth-century tales of manners. Martin was the author of the very popular An Australian Girl (1890). These stories were published in the Australian press 1881-1898 and have never been published in book form before.