Annie Seaton has penned a winner.
I don’t have to say much—this book will sell itself.
Kakadu Sunset is one of those stories — a stand out cover with a real crowd-pleaser plot, set in the most well-known and intriguing places in Australia.
This is a very contemporary story that sees corruption in politics collide with the environment, which I’m guessing Annie had fun researching. From the helicopter scenes to the vivid descriptions of Kakadu, the authenticity within these pages took me back to my own time spent working in Kakadu, some years ago. (And I have to say… I cheered after reading the croc scene.)
A prolific author in the romance genre, with multiple ebooks online, Kakadu Sunset sees Annie Seaton in bricks and mortar bookshops for the first time, right alongside other great Aussie fiction. (Okay, so her and I are not side by side – yet. But if you manage to do a little shelf-elfing and get a picture of Annie’s books and one of mine (see below), do share.
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Or see Read Round Oz’s Q&A about Annie’s camping/research trip to Kakadu:
There’s nothing better than good Aussie fiction.
Thanks for coming home to the country… To five-star Aussie fiction.
Jenn J
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This sounds really interesting!! Would love to read it ????
Good luck, Janine.
Jenn, the cover of Kakadu sunset is amazing. Hoping I get a chance to read this soon. Very excited about your new book being released in middle of the year. Time is going way too fast so I’m sure it won’t be long and we will get our hands on your latest. Hope you have a great new year xx
Thx Gailene.
Can’t wait to read this book, would love to win a copy!
Have read and heard A lot about ‘Kakadu Sunset’ and looking forward to reading it. cheers to you both for writing such interesting stories
Thanks Delores… writing stories is a joy!
Sounds like a book I could start and not put down till I have finished it.
Hope so, Kylie!
I would rather read a book set in Aus than anywhere else. That cover is stunning.
My husband called me to the radio just a few days to listen to Annie Keaton being interviewed, and I wrote down the name of the Author and Book so I could purchase it first chance I get to go to town again. I was so interested in the number of books Annie has had published, and with two on the way. Congratulations to her and Jenn J McLeod for bringing such happy love stories to us Aussies.
What great feedback, Robyne. Thank you and good luck in the draw.
Thank you, Jenn, I have just realised I can comment here to you. I will be first in line (or try to be) when your next story comes out and I wish you all the best with it, but then I don’t think you will need much advertising to have your book sell well. I wanted to say how much I am enjoying and learning from the blogs you are sending through — it is so helpful to me. Thank you heaps.
Thank you for letting me know you are enjoying the blogs. I hope they help writers and I think readers also might get something out of them – if nothing else, perhaps how hard this biz can be!! I certainly value all comments, feedback and reviews.
What a lovely husband you have. Thank you.
Thank you Annie, yes he is a great husband and he will be reading it when I purchase it (or win it) because your interview had him most interested. We normally read together, our loud, a chapter each until we have both read our books right through. It’s a lovely way to enjoy each other. Best wishes for your Kakadu Sunset. I love the cover!
I’ Ve heard some good things from those who have read this book. Would love to read it. Love the cover!
I’ve fallen in love with Rural Romance. Would love to read Kakadu Sunset.
That is the nicest ting I have heard. The book world needs more Veronicas!!! 🙂
Awww, thanks