This week on Home and Away in Australia, Bree’s opportunity to escape her abusive marriage is shattered when Jacob announces he’s staying in Summer Bay. Definitely make your own mind up when it comes to if you enjoy a book or not, because you may miss some real hidden gems by listening to others. Next week on Home and Away in the UK, Mali’s transformation into ‘Magic Mali’ saves a hen’s night and Xander’s reputation, but can he keep his alter ego a secret from Rose? Home and Away will mark its 8000th episode in style next week, with the wedding of Tane Parata and Felicity Newman.

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This week on Home and Awayin Australia, Ziggy pushes herself too hard as she juggles pregnancy and her career, putting her baby’s life in danger. Changes could be afoot at the club this summer given their 11-point deficit to champions Barcelona. This week on Home and Away in Australia, Heather turns on John and Leah as her games begin to unravel, while Tane proposes to Felicity!This week on Home and Away in Australia, as Justin’s day in court arrives, Theo’s testimony only makes things worse. Can Alf step in and save the day? As the story unfolds, Eden becomes increasingly aware that her in-laws are using her as a way to stay connected to their son/brother, who has now reached heroic proportions in everyone’s eyes. The stakes become higher when Eden reconnects with Rafe, her best friend from childhood, and Andy’s domineering and emotionally manipulative mother attempts to control Eden’s life choices. Andy's family remain a big part of Eden and Lila's life, and as time passes and Eden grows in strength, she begins to realise that putting Andy on a pedestal as his mother always does, is not helping her to move on. Tane’s ready to rebound. John inflicts his bad mood upon his students. Kirby and Theo team up to song write. Home and Away is set to welcome a new character in the coming weeks, as Dr Levi arrives in Summer Bay with a connection to an existing favourite.

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There’s so much angst, so many recriminations and much soul searching, along with anger and grief. It’s a thought-provoking read. He added on social media: "Thank you for all this happiness since 2008. I have decided to put an end to my international career. The succession is ready. I will miss you."What Eden Did Next is a heartfelt, beautifully written story set in Dublin that takes us into the life of Eden, a young mother juggling to come to grips with losing the love of her life, raising her daughter alone, and rekindling a friendship with her childhood friend Rafe, a young widower himself who has just returned home from the United States to raise his daughter and hopefully learn how to move on from the all-consuming grief he can’t seem to shake. Five years ago, the bottom fell out of Eden's world when her firefighter husband died. Now, instead of the future she had planned with Andy, she has Lila - the daughter he never got the chance to meet. Instead of Andy, she has his family.

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And when she needs help she finds the Salty Sea-Gals, a feisty group of ladies who sea swim in all weathers and who encourage her to join them.T. J. Newman is an ex-stewardess so this, her first novel, has the true ring of authenticity and, my goodness, you don’t want to read on but you can’t put it down. A joyous tale about love, friendship and healing that will leave you glowing like a warm summer’s day on the Irish coast… Sheila O’Flanagan is a masterful storyteller who delves into female relationships… WHAT EDEN DID NEXT is a captivating exploration of how friendship and love can help us overcome adversity. How lives really can be rebuilt after trauma. And why we should always, always listen to our heart. A gorgeously uplifting, romantic read for the new season.’ – Lindsay Quayle, LoveReading