A Testament of Character (Rowland Sinclair #10) by Sulari Gentill
This, the 10th in the Rowland Sinclair series of crime novels, is, alas, the final in the series for the time being (the author’s website…
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Greek Cafes & Milk Bars of Australia by Effy Alexakis and Leonard Janiszewski
Greek Cafes & Milk Bars of Australia by Effy Alexakis and Leonard Janiszewski is a fantastic photography book on the history of these staples of…
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….
A Spider in the Cup by Barbara Cleverly
A Spider in the Cup by Barbara Cleverly is a Det. Joe Sandilands novel, where Joe must discover the link between 2 murders and the…
Our Souls At Night by Kent Haruf
Our Souls At Night by Kent Haruf is a beautiful story of two widowers and the comfort they find in one another, despite small town…
The Road to Ruin By Niki Savva
The Road to Ruin by Niki Savva is an intense look at the Australian political system, as under the Abbott administration.
The Minor Adjustment Beauty Salon by Alexander McCall Smith
In The Minor Adjustment Beauty Salon by Alexander McCall Smith, Ramotswe (the detective) has taken on two puzzling cases of alleged false impersonation and…
Bedtime Story by Chloe Hooper
When Chloe Hooper’s partner, Don Watson, is diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, she turns to children’s literature to find a way to communicate…
A Catalogue of Catastrophe (Chronicles of St. Mary’s #13) by Jodi Taylor
Previous reviews of this British author’s Chronicles of St Mary’s series have recommended her works to those readers who adore the mayhem of St Trinians,…
Taking To The Skies by Jim Eames
Taking To The Skies is funny, anecdotal novel by Jim Eames on the history of the Australian commercial aviation industry.
The Book Eaters by Sunyi Dean
To reference the title, it took a few days to absorb this novel and fully appreciate the plot, the characters, the life and death challenges…
The Quiet American by Graham Greene
“Death was far more certain than God, and with death there would be no longer the daily possibility of love dying. Greene shows us who…
