Review: Wish - Kelly Hunter

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Proud to have on my blog and introduce it to the world is Australia's new Penguin Digital Imprint - "Destiny Romance" which will help launch many new Australian authors into the world of books and publishing.
As a member of Netgalley , I was lucky enough to be able to read and review a few of the new books in this imprint.
Today's one is by Kelly Hunter and is titled "Wish".
Review: Wish - Kelly Hunter - October 2011
Set in rural Australia in a small country town , we meet single mother Billie Temple and her son Cal . Billie has just arrived in town after recieving a job to manage the local pub. It seems though that their has been a bit of miscommunication as the landlord of her new house expected a male and definitely wanted someone with no kids.  Now Billie must help sway landlord Adam's ways as Billie and her son have nowhere left to go. With a bit of city know-it-how, Billie starts to rally around the locals and soon turns the pub into a booming place to be but soon strange things will start occuring from slashed tyres to trampled roses to vandalism. Is somebody out to get Billie ? Do they want her as faraway from this town as possible ? 
A quick read at 97 pages, Wish will keep you on your toes as you try and decipher who is doing the vandalism and why ?
 
 
 
 

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