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    Spare Us!: A Harrody 

    It was inevitable that someone would write a response to Prince Harry’s memoir ‘Spare’, which became a best seller in January of this year. A […]

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    Serengotti

    Serengotti is very much a novel of today, of thoughts, feelings, trauma, life, laughter, and to a degree, acceptance. Ch’anzu tells her story in a […]

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    RIPPER

    Like many small declining country towns in Australia, Rainer is struggling to survive. It was once a popular truck stop between Melbourne and Sydney but […]

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    The Hidden Book

    It is always exciting when a new book is presented by Kirsty Manning. She has an amazing talent for finding little known subjects and writing […]

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    Love By Design

    The Lilac lake Inn Series. Book One. Love by Design in an interesting romance as a beginner for a new series, as it sets the […]

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    Consumed

    ‘Consumed’ can be considered the sequel to ‘Sixteen Horses’ (2021) Greg Buchanan’s debut novel, which was a resounding success, as forensic veterinarian Dr Cooper Allen […]

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    The Pit

    There is a new wave of Australian crime books set in the harsh, unforgiving outback; the “Aussie noir”. Around the world this growing subgenre of […]

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    The Terrible Event

    David Cohen has returned for 2023 with a series of his fascinating essays based this time on Terrible Events; those events that somehow happen in […]

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    Kill For Me Kill For You

    There is a reason why Steve Cavanagh is an international award winning thriller author; his cleverly devised plots, well-fleshed-out characters and his ability to misdirect […]

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    Bitter Sweet

    Beautifully written Bitter Sweet is a gentle and yet rich walk through life from esteemed author Amal Awad, who says writing this novel of family […]

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     The Housekeepers

    Set in Edwardian London, this is an ‘Upstairs Downstairs’ tale with a twist; ‘Downstairs’ organizing and executing revenge on ‘Upstairs’. Will the planned heist of […]

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    The Crying Room

    The Crying Room is a novel of many parts, all of which are complex but in an oblique manner come together to make a fascinating […]

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    The Air Raid Book Club

    Books have the ability to bring people together and to help bolster their spirits through the most challenging and demanding times. Best-selling author Annie Lyons’ […]

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    The Prodigal Son

    The final book in the The Shadow of the Raven series, The Prodigal Son, continues with the threat of a massive Viking invasion very much […]

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    Roseghetto

    Roseghetto is a confrontational, heartbreaking debut novel from journalist Kirsty Jagger which paints in vivid colours the other side of life which is hidden in […]

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    The Paris Agent

    Despite large numbers of volunteer Special Operational Executive (SOE) agents having been dropped into occupied territory and thus having a huge impact on the outcome […]

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    Sea Haven

    Fans, or rather addicted readers of the JS Simpson series based in the coastal town of Castleby have long awaited the arrival of Sea Haven, […]

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    Southern Aurora

    In Australia as notified domestic violence is on the rise, many authors have incorporated it in their writing. However, rarely is the reader exposed to […]

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