Revelation Beach

By

Susan Francis

As the fifty-year anniversary of the execution of the five innocent Australian journalists, known as the Balibo Five during an Indonesian incursion into East Timor approaches, the launch of Susan...
Fiction, Historical, Thriller
The Time Hop Coffee Shop

By

Phaedra Patrick

The Time Hop Coffee Shop is a novel with a considerable difference as it uses the ‘be careful what you wish for’ analogy to set the plot between the perfect...
Fiction, General
Winter Nights at the Bay Bookshop

By

Jessica Redland

Winter Nights at the Bay Bookshop is the perfect book to curl up with and spend a little time in another place, beloved of all book lovers as Lily and...
Fiction, General, Romance
Could It Be Magic?

By

Fay Keenan

Could It Be Magic is one of those books that is a pure joy to read from cover to cover with characters who are just like the people you know,...
Fiction, General, Romance
A Very Merry Murder

By

Kate Wells

The quiet life of Malvern Farm was about to become seriously disrupted by the arrival of a film crew to carry out live broadcasts for the hit TV Show Countryside...
Fiction, General, Mystery
Snowflakes Over Starr’s Fall

By

Kate Hewitt

Kate Hewitt has delivered another heartwarming story from Starr’s Falls a place that seems to make magic happen even in the most challenging of circumstances. In Snowflakes Over Starrs Fall...
Fiction, General, Romance
The Birds Began to Sing

By

Jeffrey Buchanan

‘The Birds Began to Sing’ won author Jeffrey Buchanan the Michael Gifkins Prize for an unpublished manuscript by an Aotearoa New Zealand writer. In this 1960’s coming-of-age book he explores...
Fiction, General
The Hollywood Runaway 

By

Alexandra Weston

Alexandra Weston has captured the essence of change and challenge in The Hollywood Runaway with nightclub singer Olivia Swift, a woman who found herself having to flee her former life,...
Fiction, General, Historical
So This is Christmas

By

Helen Rolfe

So This Is Christmas is a heartwarming look at Christmas through the eyes of two firm friends living far apart who have continued their Christmas tradition of sending each other...
Fiction, General
Crow

By

Rhonda McCoy

Crow opens with a young man standing in the chill dampness of the Arthur River Cemetery people watching. His commentary is somewhat disturbing; a funeral is to be held outdoors...
Fiction, General