By

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...
Fiction, Humour

By

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,...
Fiction, Humour

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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...
Fiction, Romance

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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...
Fiction

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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...
Fiction

By

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...
Fiction, Humour

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Helena Frith Powell

This is a story about relationships: old, new, maybe, definitely and would love to. This is about a group of friends who, after Marina publishes her feature article on First...
Fiction, Romance

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Mark Forsyth

This is truly a book of words and a word on books – do pardon the pun - but what a joy to open the pages of book that states...
Humour

By

Peter Corris

Cliff Hardy is back and somehow, even in semi-retirement he is, as always, brushing up against trouble, the law and of course beautiful women in his latest tangle with the...
Fiction

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Marina Endicott

Sumptuous, theatrical, endearing, intriguing are words that spring to mind when reading The Little Shadows. The “turn of phrase” is a delight. We journey with three sisters: Aurora,”the eldest and...
Fiction