Gone Guru

By

Nadine Browne

In her debut novel, Gone Guru, Australian author Nadine Browne has drawn on her own upbringing in a fundamentalist church community to create this engaging cosy mystery set in New...
Crime, Fiction, General
The Last Train from Paris

By

Suzanne Kelman

Beautifully told, heart wrenching and captivating the final story in The Paris Sisters Series, The Last Train From Paris is set in 1943 around the story of Marianne Cohen, who...
Fiction, General, Historical
Christmas with the East End Girls

By

Jean Fullarton

Christmas is almost here again and the girls of the 906 Balloon Command at East End docks are still wrestling with their barrage balloon Bessie, the weather is positively freezing,...
General, Historical
The Anzac Legacy of CJ Dennis

By

C J Dennis (1876–1938). Edited Darryl Stuart. Forward General Sir Peter Cosgrove AK CVO MC.

The Laureate of the Larrikin At the height of his career Clarence Michael James Dennis, better known as C.J. Dennis had book sales which significantly eclipsed those of Banjo Paterson...
Fiction, General, Historical, Poetry
A Deadly Mission for the Resistance Girls

By

Alice G May

A Deadly Mission for the Resistance Girls returns us to London where the bombs are still falling, the end of the War looks far distant and there is treachery within...
Fiction, General, Historical
A Short History of Longans

By

Mirandi Riwoe

Award winning best-selling author Mirandi Riwoe, in her latest novel, “Short History of Longans” has created an historical fiction involving lesser-known times in Australia’s history; the Chinese-Australian settlement and experience....
General, Historical
The Other Life of Mary English

By

GD Harper

 How two remarkable women changed the course of South American history Mary English was a remarkable woman during a time when women were considered of limited intelligence, suitable only for...
Fiction, General, Historical
And in the Morning

By

Lenny Robinson

Most readers will recognise the title of this beautifully written book as being a line from Laurence Binyon’s poem ‘For the Fallen’, which is part of every remembrance ceremony, and...
Fiction, General, Historical
A Midnight Murder

By

Kate Wells

Its New Year’s Eve and Jude Grey, Marcus, Lucy and Noah are going to The Lamb to celebrate the arrival of the New Year, despite the blistering cold weather. Lucy...
Fiction, General, Mystery
People Like Us

By

Sally Piper

Life for 55-year-old Tina Lamb married mother of four adult children, unexpectedly changed dramatically, when she divorced; she discovered that her feckless husband had squandered their savings and had left...
Fiction, General