The Word

By

William Lane

Intriguing and introspective, William lane has used language to great effect in this somewhat quirky look at the human psyche in all its wonderous flamboyance. Kendric is a rather unusual...
Fiction
Where the River Runs

By

Fleur McDonald

If you are looking for the perfect excuse to take a lazy day out, the latest outback fiction from Fleur McDonald, Where the River Runs, is the prefect way to...
Fiction
Absolute Proof

By

Peter James

Long before Absolute Proof became a manuscript, Peter James received a phone call from a man claiming to have been given absolute proof of God’s existence. James was told by...
Fiction
The Butcherbird Stories

By

AS Patric

The beauty of reading a book of short stories is the range and scope of people, places and plots that evolve. We move smoothly from a Bangla Jungle, to the...
Fiction
The Spotted Dog

By

Kerry Greenwood

After an absence from the printed page for several years’ baker extraordinaire and amateur sleuth Corinna Chapman returns with her absolutely gorgeous lover Daniel, who seems to have links into...
Fiction
The Far-Back Country

By

Kate Lyons

Raw and poignant Kate Lyons lays bare the secrets and violence that lie hidden in many families:  a legacy that saw many leaving their home, eventually creating a life far...
Fiction
No Turning Back

By

Sam Blake

When the body of a young man, Tom, is found on the side of the road and the supposed suicide of Laura, whose body has been found at the base...
Fiction
The Hunter and other stories of men

By

David Cohen

In this award winning collection of short stories, David Cohen once again uses his dry wit and a wonderful understanding of the human psyche, to present an affectionate and warm...
Fiction
A Spark of Light

By

Jodie Picoult

Jodie Picoult has once again plunged the reader into an immediate situation, where lives are in the balance, and the scene is dire. There is urgency in the first page...
Fiction
The Wolf Hour

By

Sarah Myles

The cover of The Wolf Hour has the one liner ‘In Africa you find out who you are – not who you thought you were’, a line which perfectly sums...
Fiction