Champagne at Seven is a snappy, well written, serious tilt at the often unseen, but generally understood side of wealth that is all too real, […]
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Travellers
In this well contrived storyline the subjects of mental health, spirituality, healing and understanding are woven together to create a fascinating journey to a world […]
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If you are looking for a comfortable, cozy afternoon read this delightful Regency romance Flames of Winter fits perfectly. The heroine is delightful, the hero […]
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In the Shade of Olive Trees
Heartbreaking and heart-warming In The Shade of Olive Trees has been beautifully written and captures perfectly, the absolute desolation that can occur when life dishes […]
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The Logos Prophecy; The Fall of the Ancients is the beginning of what is to be the Fall of the Ancients series and as such […]
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Crow’s Nest from Nikki Mottram, in a few words, is an absolutely riveting story that commences with a small, but captivating page which is utterly […]
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Set in Port Elizabeth, a Port town located on the Eastern Cape of South Africa, we met unlikely PI Solomon ‘Sol’ Nemo, a man who […]
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Before We Were Born is a delightful and poignant story about what really does happen in the before or in so many case, before we […]
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Sweeney and the Bicycles
Once again Philip Salom has created the anti-hero in Sweeney, a young man with issues, some due to childhood abuse and neglect, others due to […]
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Although a legal thriller, ‘The Boys from Biloxi’ by the prolific, highly regarded, master writer, John Grisham, is quite different in style to many of […]
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Tuesday Evenings with the Copeton Craft Resistance is a seriously good, entertaining read once you get past the first chapter, which appears to be a […]
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Inspired by the remarkable heroic achievements and bravery of women involved in World War II espionage, Sarah Steele’s enthralling third book “The Lost Song of […]
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Because he was a former Police Reporter, Michael Connelly has an innate understanding of procedures and strategies used by Police. This gives his novels such […]
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Close friendships made during student years are often the ones which are sustained throughout life’s ups and downs, however, when that trust is broken it […]
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Time travel into Tudor England is not a new concept but The Anne Boleyn Cypher offers a different viewpoint into the life of Anne Boleyn, […]
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We meet Lady Eleanor and her trusty major domo Clifford, along with Gladstone as they journey to Lady Eleanor’s family castle of Henelley Castle, just […]
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The Furphy Anthology 2022
Reading a collection of short stories is always interesting to see what is the underlying emotion in all of them, or are they all so […]
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39 Plus One is a very real, funny and fascinating look at people, life and turning that magic number of forty years old, whether you […]
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The bombing of London during the height of the Second World War is source of endless material for historic fiction. The London Girls from Soraya […]
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Soon to be knighted, award winning best seller writer, Ian Rankin has not disappointed readers with his twenty fourth installment in the celebrated and much […]
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Book Six in the Kate Palmer mystery series A Body at Lavender Cottage is a stand-alone read, as well as a continuation of a lovely […]
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‘The Ink Black Heart’, is the sixth in the Strike novels by JK Rowling under her pseudonym Robert Galbraith, which follows private detective Cormoran Strike […]
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There is great news for readers of Crime Fiction. A new South Australian author has emerged. She is passionate, has a keen eye for realistic […]