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The Wild Laughter
The Wild Laughter was released earlier this year to wide acclaim; the storyline painting a confronting and raw look at the human price of recession […]
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Trust
Trust, the latest riveting thriller from Chris Hammer takes the issue of trust expanding it out to create a storyline that is all too real, […]
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The Good Teacher, the second book from acclaimed story teller Petronella McGovern sets the stage for another cliff hanger of a mystery as she takes […]
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Sorry For Your Trouble
Sorry for your Trouble is a collection of short, but poignant stories that capture a small schism in time, a time which when viewed in […]
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Simon is an eleven-year-old boy who lives in country Victoria in the 1970s. He is a severe asthmatic, who rarely speaks and lives in an […]
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Jane Tennyson is still smarting badly after being kicked out of the Flying Squad due to a procedural issue; she has been sent to a […]
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Sara Morgan, a New York college student was murdered by her schizophrenic boyfriend Blake while in a psychotic episode. Despite the fact that her throat […]
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Reading this incredible story from a male perspective was far more than interesting, it was amazing, and informative reflecting on a small segment of history […]
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Broken Rules and Other Stories
A series of short and not so short stories make up this composite work from author Barry Lee Thompson in Broken Rules and Other Stories, […]
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The Great Godden
Summer love, precious, all-encompassing and often, come the end of summer, devastating. That’s what a happened one summer family holiday at the beach over the […]
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Ordinary Matter
Since Marie Curie won the first of her Nobel Prizes in 1903, nineteen other such prizes have been awarded to women. Australian author Laura Elvery […]
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To have an international bidding war for film rights over your first novel is incredible but is an indication of the power of the storyline […]
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Why Visit America
Currently America is faced with many social, political and environmental issues. Each of the thirteen imaginative stories in Matthew Blake’s unique collection “Why Visit America” […]
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The Vanishing Sky
Nazi Germany and the Second World War, for writers of both book and screen, seem to be the gift that just keeps on giving. The […]
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The Deceptions
Captivating, heartbreaking and raw the symmetry that is The Deceptions crafts an unforgettable story that is both fascinating and confrontational at the same time. Secrets […]
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The Silk House
In every sense, The Silk House seems to have encapsulated the author’s passion for history, weaving and healing. Her enthusiasm for these topics makes the […]
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Revenge: Murder in Three Parts
To feel that one hasn’t been given the opportunity to reach one’s full potential, often leads a person to become frustrated and discontented; this certainly […]
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The old saying ‘Never look back’ is true in Berry McCalister’s case. Looking back brings nothing but immense sorrow laced with sadness and although the […]
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Jack McEvoy who first made his appearance in The Scarecrow in 1996 and then in The Poet in 2009, has returned in a chiller thriller […]
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Three Apples Fell from the Sky
And three apples fell from heaven. One for the storyteller, one for the listener and one for the eavesdropper.” This old Armenian fable is the […]
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As the first book in a series that was to go on to become very popular, it is an interesting point that the first release of […]
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The Spin Doctor’s Wife
Set in Sydney, this fast-paced modern-day story outlines problems and lifestyles that have become a familiar part of our world. The spin doctor was once […]
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For John Connolly fans the series of Charlie Parker thrillers has seen many readers enthralled in the storyline of a crime fighter who will almost […]