Eva's literary journey began with a family steeped in storytelling, and she has been crafting her own narratives since childhood. Her upbringing in a vibrant, multicultural Melbourne neighborhood sparked a lifelong passion for diverse cultures, languages, and the allure of distant lands. After extensive travel and a period living abroad, she returned to Australia to delve into Anthropology, a field that would later lead her to Papua New Guinea, a place where she felt profoundly connected. Her deep affection for the Australian landscape is rooted in her extensive family ties across the country. Eva actively engages with young minds, volunteering to teach writing and foster a love for reading in primary school students. Her work delves into the complexities of human relationships, the impact of cultural shifts, societal roles, and the universal experiences of love and loss, seeking resonance with readers through shared emotional landscapes.
Set in the vibrant backdrop of Queensland, the story follows two teenagers who take on the role of matchmakers. Their well-intentioned efforts lead to unexpected consequences, dramatically altering the lives of those around them. As they navigate the complexities of relationships, the narrative explores themes of love, friendship, and the impact of youthful ambition.
Rupert, Prince Palatine is a significant historical work that has been meticulously preserved and republished in a modern format by Alpha Editions. The book has been retyped and redesigned for clarity and readability, ensuring that it remains accessible to contemporary and future readers. It explores themes relevant to history and the Eastern Hemisphere, making it a valuable addition to the genres of history and general studies.