Debbish.com
'McDonald offers consistently good books and I have no doubt her fans and readers, not to mention lovers of rural fiction will adore this latest release.'
— Debbish.com
Beauty and Lace
'...a suspenseful jigsaw of a story that doesn't fall into place until the final long held secrets are brought to light'
— Beauty and Lace
Sam Still Reading
'Fleur McDonald always tells rural stories in a special way; the mystery made this a stellar read.'
— Sam Still Reading
Talking Books Blog
'An enthralling read with surprising twists and merging stories.’
— Talking Books Blog
Billyjean – Goodreads
'…a book which quite deftly explores themes of family, adoption, trust, relationships and sex against a background of both modern day and historic British immigration, where events of the past impact on people’s lives for generations to come.’
— Billyjean – Goodreads
Mrs B's Book Reviews
'McDonald handles this generous handful of very real issues affecting Australian women and their families today with strong insight.’
— Mrs B's Book Reviews
Beauty and Lace
'A beautiful story of family, of love and of finding that sense of belonging. A story that demonstrates how freeing the truth can be, even when you worry about how painful it might be.’
— Beauty and Lace
Weekly Times
'Yet another reason why Australian audiences have fallen in love with McDonald's novels.'
— Weekly Times
Yours Magazine
'A touching tale of love and letting go.'
— Yours Magazine
Brenda – Goodreads
'The suspense was electric – a highly recommendable read!
— Brenda – Goodreads
1 Girl 2 Many Books
'This is easily a novel you can sink into and become invested.'
— 1 Girl 2 Many Books
Aus Rom Today
'The tension McDonald conveys in her writing takes on a role as important as the storyline and characters themselves. It is this that keeps the reader turning the pages…'
— Aus Rom Today
Veronica – Goodreads
'If you enjoy a well-crafted romantic suspense with strong women and a true community feel you can’t go past Indigo Storm.'
— Veronica – Goodreads
Theresa Smith Writes
'Drama, mystery, family, friendship and forgiveness – this delightful cast of characters deliver a cracking story from start to finish.'
— Theresa Smith Writes
Sisters in Crime
'There are delightful descriptions of the beauty of the landscape, and the warm and pleasant people of this country community…'
— Sisters in Crime
Janet Mawdesley – Blue Wolf Reviews
'The storyline is set to entice the reader into the life of a small town when things, big things, start to go wrong with tragedy and love coming out of the most unlikely circumstances. A great Sunday afternoon read on the couch!’
— Janet Mawdesley – Blue Wolf Reviews
Sally Murphy – Aussies Reviews
'Emerald Springs is an absorbing rural story – part romance and part mystery, with plenty of both, and lots of action to keep the pages turning.’
— Sally Murphy – Aussies Reviews
R.M.Williams Outback Magazine
'If you’ve enjoyed Fleur’s previous books, you won’t be disappointed. She has an authentic rural voice, with an underlying agenda of female empowerment.'
— R.M.Williams Outback Magazine
Tam Jenkin – That Book You Like
'McDonald’s writing paints a picturesque scene of the Australian outback, and of what it is like to grow up rural and how challenging it can be working on the land.’
— Tam Jenkin – That Book You Like
Sally Murphy – Aussies Reviews
'Crimson Dawn is a rural novel of courage, family and survival. With elements of mystery and romance… McDonald weaves the varying threads together strongly.’
— Sally Murphy – Aussies Reviews