There’s a new arrival in Summer Bay next week, as Tane’s cousin Kahu makes his first appearance – but why is Felicity suspicious?

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Eden Hall is a trained nurse and strong independent woman. Life hasn’t always been kind to her including the tragic loss of her husband Andy. She’s still rebuilding her life and focused on bringing up their 4 year old daughter Lila. She doesn’t have time or room in her heart for love…does she? Monday’s supersized Season Final will see Tane and Felicity’s wedding day arrive, but things take a dramatic turn as two crashes bring the year to a close. Heart-breaking, life-affirming and unforgettable new novel from Sheila O’Flanagan… Honest and emotionally gripping, WHAT EDEN DID NEXT is an irresistible, sometimes heart-breaking, ultimately joyful novel of love, loss and finding your own way to happiness... With this latest novel, O’Flanagan has once again shown that she is a queen of heart-warming women’s fiction.’ – Better ReadingThe last section of the novel is wonderful and I was so invested in the characters that events that happened actually brought a tear to my eye! A wonderfully well written story told from multiple perspectives. The addition of the WhatsApp chat dialogue between the Sycamore Grove was a welcome one. I love a second chance story. They instill hope and that it’s never too late to find happiness where you are, and this was especially true with Eden’s story. She’s starting over after the death of her husband. Not only has she lost him, but she feels she’s lost herself as a new mom and in her grief. This book is all about its characters, and oh, these charming, sparkly characters. You just have to meet Elizabeth, a friend of Eden living her best life. You also have to meet her daughter, Lila, and how about Rafe? He’s pretty special, too.

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This week on Home and Away in Australia, as Justin’s day in court arrives, Theo’s testimony only makes things worse. Can Alf step in and save the day?The 32-year-old was under contract until June 2024 but on Real have "reached an agreement" to end the deal. The new promo reveals the return of Bree’s husband Jacob, who catches Remi and Bree together and looks set to take Remi captive.

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This week on Home and Away in Australia, Xander’s survivor guilt over Jamie sees him push himself too far, with disastrous consequences… Lindsay Quayle of LoveReading describes the novel as ‘a joyous tale about love, friendship and healing that will leave you glowing like a warm summer’s day on the Irish coast’ and ‘a captivating exploration of how friendship and love can help us overcome adversity’, by a ‘master storyteller’. Better Reading called it ‘an irresistible, sometimes heart-breaking, ultimately joyful novel of love, loss and finding your own way to happiness.’ This is such a heartwarming book with themes of loss, families and shows how differently people handle their grief. This week on Home and Away in Australia, Felicity isn’t impressed when Cash organises for their foster dad to pay her a surprise visit.Coming up on Home and Away in Australia, as Felicity and Tane continue to struggle, the pair come to the conclusion that a fresh start is the best way forward. Throughout the book, Eden writes letters to Tony and she has done so ever since he passed away. It’s like her coping mechanism to help her through the tough days and difficult and emotional situations that continue to develop. She takes comfort when the letters arrive in the post even though she knows the recipient is no longer there to read them. Her deepest thoughts are expressed in this manner as she feels she has no one around to confined in as to what keeps her awake at night thinking. Yes, she has Tony’s family but she really doesn’t want to admit everything to them. Ever since she was young, Eden had told herself that the only person she could depend upon was herself. She had never wanted to find a soulmate but then Tony entered her life and all that changed. But as with her parent’s life changed in an instant and the one she could depend on was taken from her. As the story unfolds, Eden becomes increasingly aware that her in-laws are using her as a way to stay connected to their son/brother, who has now reached heroic proportions in everyone’s eyes. The stakes become higher when Eden reconnects with Rafe, her best friend from childhood, and Andy’s domineering and emotionally manipulative mother attempts to control Eden’s life choices. I started out in administration and then moved jobs until finally I was working as a dealer in a commercial bank. Eventually I was promoted to Chief Dealer (the first female CD in the country). I traded lots of different things – foreign exchange, swaps, options, bonds…all of the kind of things you read about in the papers and that sound very technical and difficult. Of course once you’re doing it, it’s not half as technical as it sounds. What Eden Did Next is a heartfelt, beautifully written story set in Dublin that takes us into the life of Eden, a young mother juggling to come to grips with losing the love of her life, raising her daughter alone, and rekindling a friendship with her childhood friend Rafe, a young widower himself who has just returned home from the United States to raise his daughter and hopefully learn how to move on from the all-consuming grief he can’t seem to shake.

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Following the discussions described in the documents, the British Foreign Secretary, Anthony Eden, did indeed meet the German ambassador and make his proposals. Hitler refused to withdraw his troops, and put pressure on the League of Nations to act. France was on the verge of a general election and would not act without Britain’s support. However the British people felt that the Treaty of Versailles was unfair on Germany and was over-restrictive, and so partly because of this, the British government decided to do nothing. Hitler moved on from the occupation of the Rhineland in 1936, to the annexation of Austria and the seizure of the Sudetenland in 1938, to the take-over of the rest of Czechoslovakia in March 1939 and then Poland in September 1939. This was such an enjoyable book and I couldn't put it down. The story really focused on the healing of both Eden and Rafe, but particularly Eden who had lost her spark after all the tragedy. It was lovely to see Eden's development. The book had a fabulous cast of side characters who bought a lot of laughs, especially Rafe's nosy neighbours and their WhatsApp group chats. Coming up on Home and Away in Australia, Irene heads to court, facing the prospect of seven years in prison… will she be found guilty? I also found Eden’s in-laws to be way out of line in terms of how she lives her life. I know they might have meant well but I think they went too far.Five years ago, the bottom had fallen out of Eden’s world when her firefighter husband had died unexpectedly. Nobody knows better than Eden that life can change in a heartbeat and Andy’s death had robbed her of the long and happy future she had once envisaged with her husband. Eden will never grow old with Andy nor will her husband be by her side to help raise their daughter, Lila. Eden does not imagine that she will ever meet somebody new and fall in love again. But fate has got a funny way of surprising you when you least expect it…