Fiction
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Where the River Runs
If you are looking for the perfect excuse to take a lazy day out, the latest outback fiction from Fleur McDonald, Where the River Runs, […]
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Absolute Proof
Long before Absolute Proof became a manuscript, Peter James received a phone call from a man claiming to have been given absolute proof of God’s […]
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The Butcherbird Stories
The beauty of reading a book of short stories is the range and scope of people, places and plots that evolve. We move smoothly from […]
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The Spotted Dog
After an absence from the printed page for several years’ baker extraordinaire and amateur sleuth Corinna Chapman returns with her absolutely gorgeous lover Daniel, who […]
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The Far-Back Country
Raw and poignant Kate Lyons lays bare the secrets and violence that lie hidden in many families: a legacy that saw many leaving their home, […]
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No Turning Back
When the body of a young man, Tom, is found on the side of the road and the supposed suicide of Laura, whose body has […]
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In this award winning collection of short stories, David Cohen once again uses his dry wit and a wonderful understanding of the human psyche, to […]
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A Spark of Light
Jodie Picoult has once again plunged the reader into an immediate situation, where lives are in the balance, and the scene is dire. There is […]
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The Wolf Hour
The cover of The Wolf Hour has the one liner ‘In Africa you find out who you are – not who you thought you were’, […]
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The Dinner List
What would you do if the people you most wanted to have dinner with when you were in University actually turned up at a dinner […]
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The Clockmaker’s Daughter
Kate Morton likens this story to a piece of cloth; the homes in it the thread to the weave. She has covered a large array […]
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A market trader in the town of Peckham has discovered the body of a woman lying face down in an ally. In the bitterly cold […]
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The Book of Ordinary People
For those readers who enjoy stories about other people’s lives, this is a gem not to be missed. The characters are real and understandable. For […]
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Mad Boy
Set admits the turbulent times of what is billed as the largely forgotten war in America, the War of 1812, we met 10 year old […]
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The Honourable Thief
The Honourable Thief is a work of fiction but…” Specific historical events provided a springboard for the story.” Some of these events include the downfall […]
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The heat rises off the buildings, the road, and the parched, dry country. The sun is hot, unforgiving in its constant ferocity; from the first […]
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We Are Not Most People
In We Are Not most people poet and author Tracy Ryan draws an intriguing concept around the human psyche that captures the very beautiful, but […]
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The Fighter
Desperation, darkness and helplessness has been captured with a starkness that is as pervasive as it is intimate in the encapsulation of the very essence […]
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Emotional and enthralling, Miss Burma shines a light directly onto and into the political situation that is sadly all too relevant for many ethnic minorities […]
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The Last Of The Bonegilla Girls
The Last Of The Bonegilla Girls is a touching and compelling story of female friendship and celebration of what it means to call Australia home, […]
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Bohemia Beach
The author has taken many years to complete this book. She has used personal experiences and passions to compile a story that reflects many issues […]
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Into the Night
The Dark Lake was Sarah’s first novel, and she won great acclaim for it. We were introduced to the detective Gemma Woodstock, in a murder […]
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Bluebottle
For a psychological thriller to maintain its tension and drama throughout the whole story, it has to be written in the best dramatic prose. This […]