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Short bio (46 words)
Lorraine H. is an Australian author of MM romance, writing slow burn with high heat across wrestling, colonial history and outlaw motorcycle clubs. Past the Whistle, a rivals-to-lovers wrestling romance, is out late 2026. She lives in country Victoria, a fair way from anywhere on purpose.
Long bio (113 words)
Lorraine H. is an Australian author of MM romance. She writes slow burn with high heat: long build-ups, real tension, and payoff that's worth the wait. Her debut, Past the Whistle, is a rivals-to-lovers wrestling romance, out late 2026. Another Man's Colours, a motorcycle club romance set in Melbourne in 2001, follows late 2026. Marked by Fire is a historical romance set in colonial New South Wales, about a guide who recognises the man he's been hired to escort, early 2027. Each book opens its own series. She lives in country Victoria, a fair way from anywhere on purpose. Her day job is extremely serious, extremely technical, and involves no kissing at all.
Book covers
Past the Whistle
Marked by Fire
Another Man's Colours (forthcoming)
Press blurb
Lorraine H. is an Australian MM romance author who writes literary prose and explicit heat in the same book. Her debut, Past the Whistle, is a rivals-to-lovers wrestling romance, and Another Man's Colours a motorcycle club romance set in Melbourne in 2001, both late 2026. Marked by Fire, a historical romance set in colonial New South Wales, follows in early 2027. Each opens its own series.
Enquiries
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