Fiona Lowe's Blog - Posts Tagged "secrets"

I have news! I'm really excited to tell my USA/UK/Europe and rest of the world Goodreads followers that my Australian best-selling women's fiction novel DAUGHTER OF MINE is now avaialbe in print, ebook and audio. I'm in love with the new cover and think it represents exactly what happens to three sisters and their mother as generations-old secrets emerge to shatter an establishment family.


If you enjoy women's fiction about families, sisters and mother-daughter relationships along with secrets, lies and with some romance thrown in then Daughter of Mine is for you. Not sure? Check out the Goodreads reviews. It's averaging 4.14! You can buy it at Amazon, Apple, Barnes and Noble, Kobo Google Play Audible or ask your local bookstore to order it in. If you do take the plunge, I hope you enjoy it and there are more books like it on the way. Happy Reading! Fiona x

HI,
I have more book news! I'm so excited to be bringing my Australian bestselling novels to readers around the world. Joining Daughter of Mine is Birthright, my novel about a family, an inheritance, a difficult mother and scheming siblings. I got the idea for this book from everyday life.

In 2020, people are inheriting family money in their 60's rather than their 40's and this is causing a new epidemic of inheritance impatience and elder abuse. Throw in adult sibling rivalry and it can get very messy and makes for a great and meaty story!

If you enjoy women's fiction about families, sisters and mother-daughter relationships along with secrets, lies and some romance thrown in then BIRTHRIGHT is for you. Not sure? Check out the reviews at Birthright

You can buy it in print, audio or eBook whereever you buy your books.
Amazon
Apple Books
Barnes & Noble
Google Play

Please let me know what you think!
Happy reading and please stay safe.
Fiona x

HI, Everyone,

The Covid-19 pandemic has stolen so much from us but in some ways it has given us time. With cancelled vacations, I decided to write SUMMER OF MINE, the prequel to DAUGHTER OF MINE, my family saga about long held secrets and lies across the generations.

And, as you're all doing it tough, I'm offering you SUMMER OF MINE for free.
If you'd like a copy, head on over to my website

If you live outside Australia, click on the WORLD READER button. If you live in AUS/NZ, click on that button. Too easy!

I hope you enjoy, Summer of Mine
Fiona x

Dear Readers,

'Where there's a will, there's a relative' is a very apt statement. I wrote Birthright, because I wanted to explore, among other things, the tricky topic of family and money. Is inheritance a right or a privilege ? How do sibling rivalries and parental favorites impact on decisions? If one adult child is rich, does this mean they inherit less? And what happens when an elderly parent starts to fail and is open to coercison? I've also thrown in a struggling marriage, an estranged sister , a sister-in-law and one of the nicest men I've ever written, along with one of the worst. I hope you enjoy spending time with Ellie, Sarah and Anita as they navigate their lives, their family ties and a matriarch who isn't who she seems.
Happy Reading!
Fiona x (less)Birthright

Dear Lovely Northern Hemisphere Readers,
I know you're doing it tough with winter and Covid-19 so to let you know I'm thinking of you, I'm giving away the eBook version of Birthright my women's fiction/family novel for a very limited time. You can grab at at Amazon, Apple Books Google Play, Barnes and Noble and Kobo.

So what's it about? "Where there's a will, there's a relative," said Roger Karshner. Very true! Birthright is my novel about a family, who among other things, are behaving badly over money. Three very different adult siblings, all with children of their own, have an aging mother and after years of living away, the eldest son and youngest daughter return to small town Mingunyah. Sarah is the eldest by nine months, but has always been overshadowed by her brother, Cameron, who is their mother, Margaret's, favorite. Ellie was a difficult teenager and no one can see the adult she has become. Cameron believes his father's early death denied him the family business and feels owed. Everyone has their own set of relationship issues of their own and then there is Margaret - a matricarch in the true sense of the word.

When Margaret's health deteriorates will long-held secrets and childhood rivalries smash this family into pieces?

I hope you enjoy Birthright.
Best wishes,
Fiona x
Fiona Lowe
Birthright