Based on a true story, Unlovable by Tamara Chavalle takes readers on an unforgettable journey through heartbreak, resilience and the fight to be loved.
Magnolia loved love. As a little girl she dreamed of being swept off her feet by the handsome princes in her fairytale stories. She couldn’t wait to grow up and find her very own happily ever after. But then one fateful day in her early teens, everything changed.
When single mum Tabitha gave birth to her second child via IVF, the plan was to try for her third and last baby the following year. That was until traumatic injuries sustained during her labour left Tabitha facing the fact that she would no longer carry another baby.
Her journey back from a dark place would take every ounce of fight that she had. Her job was on the line, her mother’s health was flailing and her children needed her, despite her fears to the contrary. Could she fix what was broken inside and be happy once more?
Hey Tam, managed to finish the book. Thank you for sharing your story. You have a captivating style that is so relatable. It is also important to hear about the damage forceps do to women. You've had an amazing journey in so many ways, and to come out as strong as you have is a real credit to you.
Tamara Chavalle is an award winning author and mum of two. She lives in the beautiful Sydney Harbourside suburb of Lane Cove with her mum and children. When Tamara isn’t writing she loves to spend her time surrounded by close family and friends, whether it be in her own backyard, the pub or at the beach. With a glass of moscato in hand, and wearing a pair of her favourite rhinestone encrusted cowboy boots.
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Obstetric Medico-Legal 2025 - Day 2 Closing Panel (Tamara intro)
Just a week to go until I join leaders in the obstetric medico legal field ON STAGE to talk about what it really means to partner with women during their obstetric care and beyond.
I am honoured to announce that I'll be joining the closing panel discussion on day two of the Obstetric Medico-Legal Conference being held in Melbourne in August.