Thriving on structure and organisation, Lachie's life is a well-planned tapestry of travel, surf, and sea. Working and living in the breathtaking Whitsunday Islands, he finds solace in the ocean's embrace, but when carefree Irish traveller Kat crosses his path, he senses a disruption looming - a whirlwind of chaos where she treads. Kat's arrival in Australia sparks playful jokes from her family about husband-hunting, yet her desires lie in travel, work, and the simple joys of life. Romance is a distant possibility if fate allows. As Lachie and Kat's worlds collide, their differences spark more than the summer heat. Will Lachie be able to deal with their differences, or will Kat forgive his initial distrust? In the gentle sway of an ocean breeze, supported by family ties, Lachie and Kat try to unearth what they are both looking for. Emerald Secrets is a tale of kinship, discovery, and love, as two wanderers chart a course through life's unexpected twists and turns.

A sun-drenched island. And the one man she swore she'd never forgive. Grace MacCullagh didn't come back to Australia for love. She came for a fresh start. After a string of minor disasters, she's sworn off drama and determined to turn over a new leaf on Stradbroke Island. But fate has other plans. Six months ago, after her sister's wedding, Grace spent one unforgettable night with Jasper, her brother-in-law's maddeningly handsome, emotionally unavailable brother. Then she flew home, and the messages stopped. No explanation. No goodbye. Now, he's here. Still infuriating, still gorgeous and determined to win her back. Jasper knows letting her go was the biggest mistake of his life and he's not about to waste his second chance, but Grace isn't making it easy. She's sharp, fiery, and absolutely not falling for his charm again. Yet the island has a way of pulling them together, in quiet moments, heated arguments, and sparks that never really burned out. Set against the stunning backdrop of Stradbroke Island, Saltwater Place is a story of second chances, irresistible chemistry, and learning that sometimes the biggest risk is trusting your heart again.