The Law of Innocence

By

Michael Connelly

Mickey Haller has been a feature of previous Bosch thrillers as the go to man for legal issues as Harry Bosch, his half-brother, often becomes involved with his cases in...
Crime, Fiction
Witness

By

Louise Milligab

Louise Milligan is no stranger to the Courts of Law; as a journalist she was for a time a court reporter, then she did a Law course, developing her investigative...
Crime, Fiction, Non Fiction
Hideout

By

Jack Heath

Timothy Blake is back, not surprisingly as this seriously abstract character, morphing from the darkest regions of Jack Heath’s mind, has captured the imagination of readers who absolutely enjoy delving...
Crime, Fiction
Death in Daylesford

By

Kerry Greenwood

After a mysterious invitation arrives from a certain Captain Herbert Spencer, whom runs a spa for shell shocked soldiers of the First World War arrives The Hon Fryne Fisher and...
Crime, Fiction
The Lost Man

By

Jane Harper

As with many of the best murder mysteries, Jane Harper has interwoven sub plots and relationships to create a realistic story in The Lost Man. We are introduced to the...
Crime, Fiction
Trust

By

Chris Hammer

Trust, the latest riveting thriller from Chris Hammer takes the issue of trust expanding it out to create a storyline that is all too real, based in Sydney; a Sydney...
Crime, Fiction
Blunt Force

By

Linda la Plante

Jane Tennyson is still smarting badly after being kicked out of the Flying Squad due to a procedural issue; she has been sent to a small station in Knightsbridge to...
Crime, Fiction
Nothing Can Hurt You

By

Nicola Maye Goldberg

Sara Morgan, a New York college student was murdered by her schizophrenic boyfriend Blake while in a psychotic episode. Despite the fact that her throat was cut so deeply that...
Crime, Fiction
The Girl in the Mirror

By

Rose Carlyle

To have an international bidding war for film rights over your first novel is incredible but is an indication of the power of the storyline in The Girl in the...
Crime, Fiction
Public Enemies Russell ‘Mad Dog’ Cox, Ray Denning and the Golden Age of Armed Robbery

By

Mark Dapin

Unlike today when it is a struggle to find an ATM, let alone an actual bank, the period of the late 1960's to the end of 1990’s saw Bank branches...
Crime, Fiction, Non Fiction