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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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Maris Morton

Deep, evocative and enthralling – words far too humble to describe just what a wonderful, touching, delightful book this is, especially so as it is a first offering from Marris...
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Dean Crawford

During an archaeological dig in Israel a tomb is discovered with a skeleton, which while resembling modern man, is far larger and more intricate than of modern times. Archaeologist Dr...
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9.78086E+12

This book's tone is very stark and transports you to the islands that are very humid, unexpected and full of interesting characters all damaged in some way.We sense a great...
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Tyers & Beach

If you ever really wanted to know how the Victorian Gentleman conducted business and managed to get ahead despite the many difficulties, real and imagined placed in his way, just...
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Milena Agus

Many books often do not translate well into English, but an exception would have to be “The Countesses of Castello” translated from the Italian by Brigid Maher. Beautifully written and...
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Ann Pearlman

Meet Sky and Tara, two sisters who are as different as could possibly be. Sky, always sure of her pathway in life and Tara, always prepared to push the boundaries...
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Nichole Bernier

When Kate inherits her best friend’s series of diaries, she is reluctant, yet immensely curious to look into and learn about the life of a person she had loved as...
Fiction