Books by Catherine Rull

Is she confusing her hormones with her heart? MIA CABRELLI is an accessories designer and single-mother to a nine-year-old. After years of trying to leave her wild-child ways behind, there's that one crazy night as a bridesmaid at her best friend's wedding. Now, she's done it again-knocked up, but this time with no idea who the lucky guy is. How could she let this happen? And how will she support two kids? RICHARD DEAN was Mr Popular in high school. Everyone loved him- except for Mia, the girl who saw through all the hype. Now as a successful PR consultant, an instant family is the last thing he needs to advance his career. But when the girl who hated him in high school gives him a golden opportunity to redeem himself, this may be his chance to show her he has grown up. But has he matured enough to commit to Mia and fatherhood? No friend of Mine is the third instalment of The Fat Chicks' Club Series, which follows the lives of four high school friends 10 years after graduation. Join Isabella, Jess, Mia and Penny as they deal with body image, careers, friendships, families and love in Brisbane, Australia.

You're only a success at a high school reunion if you achieve something no one thought you could. For chubby, straight-A student ISABELLA HARPER, that means a boyfriend and a killer body. Rejected and laughed at in high school by her ultimate crush for being a member of 'The Fat Chicks' Club', the new and improved Isabella has recently returned to Brisbane, Australia after working in London for five years. She's determined to attend her ten-year class reunion now that she's a successful lawyer, fifteen kilos lighter, and engaged to a super-hot British investment banker. After all, the best revenge is living well. But within a few weeks of coming home, Isabella's perfect life starts to crumble. With the reluctant help of her childhood friend, Byron McAllister, she sets her sights on a new date for the reunion-his brother, Keats. Will she have her perfect life back in time for the reunion? Or will living in the past cost her happiness in the future?