Join Australian author Leesa Ronald as she returns to Macquarie Regional Library’s Dubbo branch this November chatting about her newest contemporary fiction books Power Moves and Match Fit.
The author talk with Leesa Ronald is on Saturday 21 November from 1pm until 2pm and is free to attend.
Leesa Ronald grew up in Central Western NSW and has now written three contemporary fiction novels including her first novel Special Delivery.
Leesa Ronald draws on her professional experience, love of storytelling and sharp sense of humour writing contemporary romantic comedies featuring relatable characters, witty dialogue and plenty of heart.
Leesa’s books include her debut novel, Special Delivery, followed by Power Moves which is set in the world of politics and media and then her latest novel Match Fit, a sports romance set against the backdrop of international rugby.
Macquarie Regional Library Manager Kathryn McAlister said Leesa visited Dubbo Library for an author talk about her debut novel Special Delivery in 2025, so it was great to have her return to talk about her latest novels Power Moves and Match Fit this year.
“If you are a fan of Emily Henry and Nina Kenwood’s books you are going to love Leesa Ronald’s books,” Ms McAlister said.
“The author talk with Leesa Ronald is a great chance to get together with other book lovers and hear Leesa talk about the stories behind her stories, how she writes, and her two latest novels,” Ms McAlister said.
The author talk with Leesa Ronald is free to attend however, bookings are preferred. Bookings and more information are available at mrl.nsw.gov.au/events or contact the Dubbo Library at 6801 4510.
