Join us or an exciting evening at Harry Hartog Penrith on 19 June, as we host award-winning author Olivia O'Flynn, as she discusses her debut fantasy book Ever Blessed. Olivia's in conversation partner will be announced soon. Love, mythology and magic collide in a delicious, action-packed new romantasy series for all fans of Sarah A Parker, Carissa Broadbent and Rebecca Yarros.

This event is free, but RSVPs are essential.

About the Book:

In a world fractured by belief, the gods lay claim to the Ever – ancient magic that sustains the Known World. But the Ever is failing, and the gods have turned their wrath on the Ever Blessed, those gifted with access to its power.

Captain Elva, warrior princess of Vettona, is her realm's last hope for peace. Promised in marriage to the handsome yet infuriating Fynton, she must navigate a fragile alliance and her growing feelings for the one man she cannot trust.

Meanwhile, Innes, a witch desperate to conceal her bond with the Ever, embarks on a perilous quest to cure a blight upon the land. But her path collides with a deadly Vettonian warrior, forcing her to choose between a dangerous love and the salvation of her people.

As ancient powers awaken and allegiances crumble, Elva and Innes must decide where their loyalties lie – love or fidelity, freedom or fate – as the wrong choice means losing everything to the vengeance of the gods.

About the Author:

Olivia O’Flynn is an award-winning writer and podcast producer. In 2022, her manuscript Hollow Bones was long listed for the Richell Prize for Emerging Writers, and she was named as one of Radio Today’s 30 Under 30 to watch in podcasting. Her work has been recognised through three Australian Podcast Award nominations and in 2023 she wrote the chart-topping fiction podcast Nocturnal Worlds for the Australian Museum, which won silver in the international Anthem Awards. Her debut book Ever Blessed (2025) is the first book in her magical romantasy series The Tides of Ever and will be published in June 2025.

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