6 wonderful, wacky, and very australian stories that helped make this romantic out back romance unique to anything else you'll find in bookstores!

Here are 6 fun things that helped create the unique romantic outback adventure, The Sister Trip. I’m sure you’ll find something fun to smile at …

1/- Who doesn’t love the drama of sisters behaving badly

Pass the popcorn, princess, because we all know it’s the stuff of stories.

We’re talking about all those awkward moments between siblings that we love.

It’s in books, movies, music, and so many other places…

So let’s take a deep dive, without a snorkel, to unravel sisterly relationships. The benefits. The losses. And the 8 stereotypical types of sisters found in stories.

No wonder it was an addictive topic to write about.

And it can be addictive reading waiting for you HERE>>

It's all about sisters in stories, including those sisterly stereo types, and they're found in movies, books, and music.

2/ Never go on a road trip with someone you don’t like!

As a driver, it’d suck.

As the passenger, it’d suck just as much.

But as a reader, watching a pair of sisters warring with each other, stuck in the small confines of a car… What could possibly go wrong?!

It’s how this post of 13 amazing ways to ruin a road trip occurred.

Warning Snort-laughing may occur during this unique romantic outback adventure.

To give yourself a headstart, strap on a seatbelt and clock in some reading miles HERE>>

Buckle up, buttercup, if you're looking for a way to ruin your next roadtrip, that it becomes a story to tell your grandchildren (if you survive) this is how...

Still, on road trips, be sure to get your copy of the perfect Road-Trip Checklist, known as Lottie’s List, as a failsafe when planning your next road trip.

It’s a complimentary gift that comes with The Sister Trip’s FIRST CHAPTER. Free.

Just tell me where to send it by tapping HERE>>

3/ Aussies have their own outback language!

One language we all love is the one for money. Yet Aussies take it to a whole new level, by creating Australian slang terms for their cash.

Within an iconic scene found in THE SISTER TRIP, I had to brush up on my own local lingo. Which meant wandering down to the local watering hole to share a beer or two with some colourful larrikins. It was a good day out for all.

For interpretations and to discover how many you’ll recognise visit HERE>>

Aussie's love to play on words, and they so by giving nicknames to their cash, find out what they call the twenty Dollar bill...

4/ How to cook campfire Nachos without a campfire!

I let Teà Voss, nacho extraordinaire of the campfire nachos, and heroine from The Sister Trip, share her favourite recipe with us. And it is disgustingly delicious and simple. I don’t know how or why I didn’t discover this dish sooner!

I also adore Teà Voss’s theory of spending less time cooking and more time enjoying the great outdoors.

Now you can too, by making some scrumptiously simple Campfire Nachos—without the campfire.

To truly tempt your tastebuds, check it out here >>

Make Nachos the easy way to spend less time cooking and more time enjoying the great outdoors...

5/How to play the game of Two-up

It’s Australian as vegemite on toast, sunburn in summer, spotting roos on the road, or crackin’ a coldie on any day ending with a y. It’s the iconic game of Two-up, where we show you how to play the game, explaining why it’s such a tradition on Anzac Day…

Why? Well, because this Aussie outback adventure was released just a few days before Anzac Day, so I thought it was fitting to find out how to play the game. And coz it’s as Aussie as meat pies and tomato sauce.

For the rules of this iconic game tap here>>

How to play the game of Two-up and how it became a tradition on Anzac Day explained.

6/ Inspired by true stories…

If you get my author newsletter you’d know how this story came to be. It was a road trip shared with my BFF through the outback, as explained here.

This story is also rich with some Northern Territory history, that is a place so unique to Australia, it’s a land full of local legends that will never make the history books. Yet, I’ve been lucky enough to meet those willing to share their stories, allowing me to blend them with some fiction, to keep their stories alive.

It’s the stories you’ll only find by keeping your boots on the ground, kicking over a lot of red dust, living on this land like a local. Not some fly-by-night tourist.

That’s what makes this such a unique adventure, where I get to be your tour guide, allowing you to visit these unseen parts of the Northern Territory Outback.

And it’s what you’ll find in THE SISTER TRIP. A story that comes with romance, feel-good fun, family dramas, and a guaranteed Happily Ever After. It’s what makes this such a unique romantic outback adventure. Sounds good, right?