THE COAST

By

Eleanor Limprecht

This well researched Historical Fiction, The Coast is set in Sydney, spanning the years from 1905 to 1926. These days we have so many areas of our history filled in,...
Fiction, History
Black River

By

Matthew Spencer

Over a long hot Sydney summer a killer is on the loose. He is so good at cleaning up the traces. His very distinctive, brutal style of murder is specific...
Crime, Fiction
The Signal Line

By

Brendan Colley

Captivating and fascinating The Signal Line from Brendan Colley is a work that will entice you into a time and place that is now, but with another aspect of time...
Fiction
Painting the Light

By

Ned Manning.

Painting The Light is a detailed and fascinating look at a period of history in Australia. The time frame covered is from just before WW11 with the setting around the...
Fiction
Felix Unbound

By

Cathy Gunn.

Felix Unbound is a captivating read which will delight the heart as the irresistible charm of Felix unfolds in a most entertaining, and intriguingly mysterious manner. Tiffany is in a...
Fiction
Midwinter Turns to Spring

By

Maria Veloso

Beautifully romantic and poignant, Midwinter Turns to Spring is an unforgettable romance that will capture the heart and emotions as the pages turn. Hard to put down once begun, Maria...
Fiction, Romance
Esther’s Children

By

Caroline Beecham

There are many stories of war heroes in different roles and guises. This Historical Fiction, from Caroline Beecham, Esther’s Children, is about a woman called Esther Simpson. Her part, in...
Fiction, History
WAKE

By

Shelley Burr

It’s now nineteen years since the kidnapping of 9 year old golden child Evelyn McCreery from the fictional, drought stricken isolated township of Nannine in outback New South Wales. Despite...
Crime, Fiction
Rising Dust

By

Fleur McDonald.

Fleur McDonald’s latest murder mystery Rising Dust opens with two men speaking, one in Indonesian and one translating into English; a woman realising she may be at the end of...
Crime, Fiction
Little Nothings

By

Julie Mayhew.

Little Nothings is captivating in an intriguing way. One can’t help but reflect on their own relationships with close friends and the vital role they play. Many young women have...
Crime, Fiction