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Garth Stein

Haunting and addictive, the story of Trevor Riddell and his family hold you captive until the last page as you find yourself becoming more and more entranced with the goings-on...

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Milly Johnson

This story is as comforting as the delicious cakes served in Leni's teashop. The author has cleverly woven together stories of ordinary local people from all walks of life. Leni's...

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Carolyn Matthews

This novel is like a delectable piece of pastry. There are so many layers in the themes, characters and the plot that it becomes compelling as you read and expose...

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Bruce Springsteen and Frank Caruso

On the fly leaf of the cover wrap it indicates the words in the book go with a piece of music or perhaps they are a song – obviously! If...

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Guy Browning

Warning! This book should not be read in public places. The laughs, guffaws and snorts will be enough to make people wary of you.  The one liners are superb, concise,...

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Johanna Nicholls

The story is one based on love, love lost and choices; the choices that in the early days of settlement in Australia could make or break you, or earn you...

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Michelle de Krester

Deeply disturbing and brilliantly written this story develops an almost ethereal, symbiotic relationship, not just with the other characters, but also the reader. When Frances met Charlie at a party...

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Spohie McKenzie

If you enjoy the murder - mystery genre, then this book is for you. Sophie McKenzie has written a psychological thriller that will leave you guessing, questioning and wondering until...

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Chris Lilley

Yes, well what can one say about a graphic novel full of this totally uncouth, to use an old fashioned word, youth who seems to have some sort of appeal...

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Michael Foley

Absurdity – does this relate to life as we know it today or has it always related to life as it is and always has been? Foley, in amongst doing...