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Merv Hughes and Daniel Pace

Sledging insults - the blight or the humour of professional sport , depending on your point of view at the time, have been bought together in an hilarious look at...

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Marianne Delacourt

Janet Evanovich, Delacourt is not, but as a writer of readable fiction with her character Tara Sharp she has put together a reasonably plausible crime yarn. Set in Perth the...

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Antony Jay and Jonathan Lynn

Their back again and Prime Minister James Hackett has been plunged into a world in crisis. Can his government save the day as it tries to govern in today’s world?Sir...

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Michelle Diener

Light and enjoyable this is Regency fiction at its best. Based in history during the time of the Napoleon’s reign, we find our heroine Charlotte Raven being drawn into a...

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Martin Plowman

Funny, witty, charming and in some parts downright unbelievable Martin Plowman takes you on a madcap, and often challenging, trip along the road to chasing and researching extra-terrestrials.      Becoming addicted...

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Patricia L. O?۪Neill

“If my brother had lived I’d be marrying him today” is the opening line of one of the most compelling reads of a long time. Based in the facts of...

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Lisa Heidke

Looking for a summer fling, no strings attached? Then this is the summer beach book for you. It is escapism at its best. I mean really who hasn’t thought they...

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Saqbina Berman

In the wake of her sister's death, Isabelle moves from her home in California to her birthplace in Mexico to take over the running of the family tuna company. There,...

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Wendy Harmer

She’s 45 and facing the biggest change in her life. All the built in measures carefully constructed over a lifetime have taken a battering and left Jo Blanchard, deputy principal...

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Michael Foley

Absurdity – does this relate to life as we know it today or has it always related to life as it is and always has been? Foley, in amongst doing...