Jardin Bay

'This is a warm read, complete with enjoyable and comfortable characters you would gladly like to have as friends.'- Harlequin Junkie From our favourite short story writer comes a debut full–length novel about sand, sun, small towns, and surfing... Zane Carlton is a World Champion surfer. Molly Georgiou is a shy, small–town girl. They have nothing in common except an instantaneous attraction and an impossible quest for a rare, endangered Australian marsupial. But Zane is determined to make it work, and invites Molly to take a step into his world. But Molly isn't ready for the spotlights and attention – she loves her town, its quirks, its characters. Opposites attract, but can two such different people find both a woylie and forever?

She can buy anything she wants...except the courage to stand up to her family. That's where he comes in. Jessica Trove is a billionaire Cinderella, bullied by her family, and terrified of the responsibilities crashing down on her shoulders. She knows what she needs to do, she just needs to find the courage to do it. That's where Brodie Carlton comes in. Jessica is used to buying anything she wants, and what she wants right now is a hero. She's going to make Brodie Carlton an offer he can't refuse: be her emotional bodyguard, and she'll make him rich. The only question is who will guard their hearts?

Revisit gorgeous Jardin Bay with Jenny Schwartz's fabulous new novel. The town may look like paradise, but for one nurse it represents only broken dreams. All Cassie Freedom wants to do is save the world, and she could, if only she were able to. But her dream of nursing in Africa is shattered, and she returns home to Jardin Bay, where familiarity, security, and a sense of her own failure threaten to drown her. Dr. Theo Morrigan knows a thing or two about responsibility, leaving his own medical practice to take over a family business. He knows his mind, his future, and how he wants to live his life — until an old secret resurfaces and rocks his whole world. Suddenly, the man who needed no one needs a broken-hearted nurse, and a nurse who thinks she's too weak will find her own strength.