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Ep 45: Bridesmaids, Boundaries, and Being Yourself with Rachael Johns

Ep 45: Bridesmaids, Boundaries, and Being Yourself with Rachael Johns

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Episode Title: Rachael Johns: The Bad Bridesmaid and the Love of Books Guest: Rachael Johns, Australian Romance Author Key Highlights:

  • Discussion of Rachael's latest book "The Bad Bridesmaid"

  • Insights into her writing process and inspiration

  • Exploration of her love for books and libraries

Episode Breakdown:

  1. Book Overview

  • Main character: Winnefren (Fred) Darling

  • Setting: Norfolk Island

  • Plot: Fred tries to stop her mother's sixth wedding

  • Inspired by "The Parent Trap" movie concept

  1. Writing Journey

  • Started writing at 17

  • Former English teacher

  • Known as the "Undisputed Queen of Australian Women's Fiction"

  1. Book Series Connection

  • Linked to previous book "The Other Bridget"

  • Features characters from the library where Fred works

  1. Rachael's Book Club

  • 6,500 members on Facebook

  • Monthly book discussions

  • Annual in-person retreats

  • Focuses on supporting Australian and women writers

  1. Personal Insights

  • Loves audiobooks

  • Passionate about libraries and librarian representation

  • Enjoys traveling to research book settings

Recommended For: Romance readers, book lovers, fans of Australian fiction Contact/Follow:

  • Website: RachaelJohns.com

  • Facebook: Rachael Johns Book Club

  • Book Club Retreat: rachaeljohnsbookclubretreat.com

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