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 […]
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Eleanor’s Secret
Set in London during the Second World War this second novel from the talented Caroline Beecham uncovers secrets of the past, which are best resolved […]
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The Jade Lily
While she was overseas on holiday the idea for this book gradually came to the Kirsty Manning. In Honhkou, she noticed a “Rusted Star of […]
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When life turns into one long, mess, writers block has got a serious hold and every day is just ordinary, what do you do? Hayley […]
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First published in 2008, this story was begun by librarian Mary Ann Shaffer in her seventieth year, after a series of incidents found her stranded […]
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Making Peace
All of us face tragedy in our lives at some time. If you are blessed like Hannah and have spent a calm and loving youth […]
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Relatively Famous
Gilbert Madigan is an award winning, fictitious Australian author. This is the story of his life told in a unique and compelling way. As the […]
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Lovers of crime noir are familiar with the bent or slightly crooked copper, the underworld of drugs, prostitution and money, murder and the fringe dwellers […]
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The Opal Dragonfly
Isobel MacLeod is certain her father is about to die. She has overheard discussion to this effect that a duel was to be fought over […]
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The Illumination of Ursula Flight
Very occasionally a book comes along that will live with you for a long, long time. This is the one. A very special, beautifully written […]
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In this riveting novel of families Fiona Lowe captures with what appears to be ease, the dynamics which can glue a family together or blow […]
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What the Light Reveals
In everyone there is an overwhelming desire to belong to something of significance, something of importance in the world, but when that need to belong […]
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The Secrets We Keep
Set in the town of Kalgoorlie, this is a story about boundaries, those we can see on a map, and those that live in our […]
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In societies, we find there are people who are predators. They prey on others who are vulnerable. Usually the predator identifies a person, surrounds them […]
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The Six Secrets
In the light of the current global political situation, this ‘tell all’ book written by Daniel Springfield is well worth the read. The work is […]