The Lost Love Song is a bewitching novel about love, second chances and the power of music, from the author of the critically acclaimed, bestselling Star-crossed . . .
Marian Keyes meets Love Actually in this fresh, funny and gloriously romantic Australian novel that has sold all around the world.
Star-crossed author Minnie Darke reflects on the role of astrology in her life.
Minnie Darke reveals the many songs that inspired her bewitching novel.
The author of The Lost Love Song discusses knitting stories into her scarves, gloves and sweaters.
Josie Silver is calling it 'a total triumph' and Heather Rose says it's 'the funny, clever, big-hearted love story of the year.' Find out why everyone is talking about the fresh, funny and gloriously romantic new novel, STAR-CROSSED, by Minnie Darke! Learn more: https://www.penguin.com.au/books/star-crossed-9780143792277
Welcome to the Penguin Long Weekend Literary Festival! Please enjoy Minnie Darke’s author talk on her latest novel The Lost Love Song. To purchase a copy, please go to this link https://www.penguin.com.au/books/the-lost-love-song-9780143792307 We’d love to hear your thoughts via #PRHLongWeekend. Minnie Darke is the author of the bestselling novel Star-crossed, winner of the Margaret Scott People's Choice Award, and which has now been published in over 30 countries. Her fantastic new novel, The Lost Love Song, will be released in March 2020. She lives in Tasmania with her husband and family.
We’re celebrating Mother’s Day with Minnie Darke! To purchase a copy of The Lost Love Song, please go to this link https://www.penguin.com.au/books/the-lost-love-song-9780143792307 Minnie Darke is the author of the bestselling novel Star-crossed, winner of the Margaret Scott People's Choice Award, and which has now been published in over 30 countries. Her fantastic new novel, The Lost Love Song, will be released in March 2020. She lives in Tasmania with her husband and family.
Star-crossed author Minnie Darke pens a letter to one of her literary heroes.
Match your sign to a compatible (if most likely unavailable) literary crush.
This is the story of a love song... And like any good love song, it has two parts.