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Author Kim Wilkins will present her latest novel, Daughters of the Storm, at Annie's Books on Peregian on 1 November, from 10am.

Annie’s Books on Peregian is well-known for bringing local and national authors to Noosa for intimate and informative meet and greets.
Next month is no exception with Brisbane-based historical fantasy writer, Kim Wilkins, appearing on the famed sidewalk to talk with fans, new and old.
The award-winning author will present her newest work, Daughters of the Storm – an epic tale with all the magic, adventure, sword-play and political intrigue of Game of Thrones.
Since 1997, Wilkins has published more than 20 books across different genres including fiction, fantasy and popular fiction.
Wilkins will be in the author’s seat at Annie’s Books on Peregian on Saturday 1 November, from 10am to noon.
Annie’s Books on Peregian is located at 8 Kingfisher Drive, Peregian Beach. Phone 5448 2053 for more information.

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