The Illumination of Ursula Flight

By

Anna-Marie Crowhurst

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 book, which has delightful characters,...
Fiction
Birthright

By

Fiona Lowe

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 it apart, particularly when there...
Fiction, Romance
What the Light Reveals

By

Mick McCoy

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 flies in the face of...
Fiction
The Secrets We Keep

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Shirley Patton

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 hearts. As a Social Worker,...
Fiction
Three Gold Coins

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Josephine Moon

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 with love and then gradually...
Fiction, Romance
The Six Secrets

By

Daniel Springfield

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 based on the life and...
Fiction
The Life to Come

By

Michelle de Kretser

Nominated for the 2018 Stella Awards, this intriguingly sharp look at the foibles of the human spirit can make for uncomfortable reading, as in her usual incisive manner, de Krester...
Fiction
Fool’s Gold

By

Fleur McDonald

Detective Dave Burrow’s has returned to the pages but with a significant difference;  it is 1997 and he is full of excitement to be at his first posting of Barrabine,...
Fiction
THE LAST ESCAPE THE MAN BEHIND THE MOST DARING JAILBREAK IN AUSTRALIAN HISTORY

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John Killick

Many readers will remember the News Headlines, “John and Lucy’s Great Escape”; this constitutes only a small portion of John Killick’s fascinating autobiography ‘The Last Escape” which chronicles his life...
Crime, Fiction, Non Fiction
Happiness is a Red Teapot

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Anouska Jones

Happiness certainly can be a red teapot, as hundreds of thousands, indeed possibly billions and billions of people will agree.  Tea and its container the teapot have offered comfort and...
Fiction, Humour