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Chapter Book and Tea Shop Book Catalogue: Jul-Aug 2024

Frances from Chapter Book and Tea Shop

📚 JUL-AUG 2024 BOOK CATALOGUE 📚
Needing some more reading material to help you get through these cold and wet months? There are some great new releases by Ilona Andrews (SANCTUARY – Roman’s Chronicles Series), Lauren Asher (LOVE UNWRITTEN – Lakefront Billionaires Series), Christine Feehan (BETRAYAL ROAD – Torpedo Ink Series), Deborah Harkness (THE BLACK BIRD ORACLE – All Souls Series), Eloisa James (VISCOUNT IN LOVE – Accidental Brides Series), J.P. Pomare (17 YEARS LATER – NZ Author), Nalini Singh (PRIMAL MIRROR – Psy/Changeling Trinity Series – NZ Author), Liz Tomforde (PLAY ALONG – Windy City Series) and more. Enjoy your reading!

NB. Please see Page 3 of the book catalogue for the details to order Nalini Singh’s PRIMAL MIRROR. Our first shipment is on special at $29 + shipping. You can order Either a signed bookplate with the book Or, if you wait until later in August, a signed book (you can even get it personalised). Please also see Page 3 of the book catalogue for the details of the Auckland Romance Readers Book Club Monthly Meetings and Auckland Romance Readers Book Club Facebook Group.

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