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Can You See Me Now? By Trisha Sakhlecha

By Bronagh Posted on March 5, 2021 Posted in Book Reviews No Comments Tagged with Book Review, Book Tour, Can You See Me Now?, Pan, Random Things Book Blog, Trisha Sakhlecha

‘Can You See Me Now?’ is the latest book by Trisha Sakhlecha.

Nominations For The 2014 Romantic Novelistsâ€™ Association Awards

By Bronagh Posted on February 26, 2014 Posted in News and Adventures No Comments Tagged with 5 Prince Publishing, A Bargain Struck, A Night On The Orient Express, Alex Gutteridge, Ali McNamara, Annie Murray, Anything But Vanilla, Arrow, Atlantic (Corvus), Before I Met You, Beth Reekles, Bound by a Baby, Bridge Over The Atlantic, Brown, Carol McGrath, Caroline Anderson, Charlotte Betts, Choc Lit, Christina Courtenay, Christina Courtney, Christmas at the Cupcake Cafe, Corgi, Emma Fraser, Fiona Walker, Forbidden Jewel of India, Harlequin Mills & Boon, Harper Collins, Helen Chandler, Her Real Family Christmas, His Lady of Castlemora, Hodder & Stoughton, Imogen Howson, Irresistible, It's Raining Men, Jennifer McVeigh, Jenny Colgan, Jessica Blair, Joanna Fulford, Joanna Hickson, Kate Hardy, Kate Lord Brown, Last Chance Angel, Linked, Lisa J Hobman, Lisa Jewell, Little, Liz Bankes, Liz Fielding, Liz Harris, Louise Allen, Lucinda Riley, Margaret James, Marie-Louise Jensen, Mary Fitzgerald, Milly Johnson, New England Rocks, Orion, Oxford University Press, Pan, Penguin, Piatkus, Piccadilly Press, Pippa Wright, Quercus, Romantic Novelist Association Awards 2014, RONA, Simon & Schuster, Simon and Schuster, Smuggler's Kiss, Snowed in with the Billionaire, Sphere, Step Back In Time, Susan Elliot Wright, Templar Publishing., The Agincourt Bride, The Fever Tree, The Foster Husband, The Gilded Fan, The Handfasted Wife, The Kissing Booth, The Love Of A Lifetime, The Loveliest Chocolate Shop in Paris, The Midnight Rose, The Painter's Apprentice, The Perfume Garden, The Road Beneath Me, The Summer Wedding, The Things We Never Said, The Wedding Diary, The Women Of Lilac Street, Two For Joy, Veronica Henry, When Dawn Breaks

The annual shortlist for the RoNA awards were revealed and I am delighted to see that some of my recent favourite books are amongst the nominees.