The Eye of God by James Rollins
If you like action mixed with science and archaeology, then The Eye of God is a book for you.
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Donne: The Reformed Soul by John Stubbs
John Donne who came from a recusant Roman Catholic family, switched his allegiance and was ordained into the Protestant faith, becoming Dean of St Paul’s….
Tom Keneally Centre
The Tom Keneally Centre is available for venue hire. It is a unique venue amid the books and memorabilia which form Tom Keneally’s living legacy….
Listen Again: Hugh Mackay
We were joined at the SMSA by Hugh Mackay, experienced social psychologist and bestselling author in conversation with Catherine du Peloux Menagé, Artistic Director…
A Few Right Thinking Men (Rowland Sinclair #1) by Sulari Gentill
A gem of Australian crime fiction, this novel is the first in a series by Australian author Ms. Gentill. Set in Sydney 1931, we are…
Listen Again: John Brogden Author Talk
This October we were joined at the SMSA by John Brogden, the Honorary President of LifeLine International, to talk about his newly released book…
The Madness of Crowds (Chief Inspector Gamache Series #17) By Louise Penny
Having just read the six most recently published Chief Inspector Gamache crime novels in a row, this reader is grateful that the events in each…
Britt-Marie Was Here by Fredrik Backman
Britt-Marie Was Here, in classic Fredrik Backman fashion, is a novel ultimately about community and coming into oneself. Backman has always written incredibly tender and…
Shanghai Grand by Taras Grescoe
Shanghai Grand by Taras Grescoe traces the city and lives of the predominant Europeans settled there from the early 1930’s to the present day.
Long Shadows (Amos Decker #7) By David Baldacci
The sole protagonist, Amos Decker, must be growing on the author, as this novel is the seventh in the Decker series. Most of the author’s…
Canasta & Games Group
Tuesdays are for Cards, Cunning & Canasta. Ready for a game that’s equal parts strategy and social spark? The Canasta Group meets each week
Bitter Greens by Kate Forsyth
Bitter Greens by Kate Forsyth is not your average fractured fairytale, despite retelling the familiar story of Rapunzel.