Bad Neighbours

By

Joanna Jenkins

There are many aspects of a novel which need to be covered to meet the standards of a “Murder mystery genre.” Joanna Jenkins has done this elegantly in Bad Neighbours,...
The Orphan from Verona

By

Siobhan Daiko

Verona, Italy May, 1944; a time when Verona was being bombed nightly by Allied forces, people were living in terror from the bombing by night and the German Army by...
The End of the Line

By

John Uttley

Growing older comes with its own rules as time can no longer be counted in years, only in weeks, months or maybe even days, which adds a dimension to everyday...
Two Islands

By

Ian Kermish

The International law regarding war crimes is very much underpinning this story Two Islands. Ian Kemish tells of the repercussions of the war between Serbia and Croatia, the horrors and...
Codename: 61

By

Alex Shaw

Alex Shaw has delivered another riveting read with his new, at this time, stand alone, Codename:61 with two unlikely heroes in Jack Tate and Adrian Snow. Thrown together during the...
The Sufi Surfer

By

Sharif Khan

If you are looking for a read that is vastly different, totally irreverent and full of entirely weird and whacky happenings The Sufi Surfer from Sharif Khan is the book...
The Curse of the Saltmarsh Girl

By

Clare Marchant

Clare Marchant has woven enchantment into her latest captivating return to a time long ago, in The Curse of the Saltmarsh Girl, in which a time slip or parallel timeline...
Nautilus

By

Nick Croydon

The second explosive book in The Nautilus Series from Nick Croydon Nautilus, has it all, as captures every nuance of the human psyche in a futurist, or maybe not so...
The Village Detectives and the Deadly Brew

By

Fiona Walker

This complicated and slow-moving cozy Murder, The Village Detectives and the Deadly Brew takes a little time and patience to get into as it is a part of an ongoing...
Mine

By

Adam Ouston

Award winning Tasmanian author Adam Ouston has accepted the challenge of creating a literary work that flows continuously in one sentence; his second novel “Mine” has done just that. “Mine”...