Anything is Possible by Elizabeth Strout
Anything is Possible is the latest novel by Elizabeth Strout, which continues the story of Lucy Barton, and the stories of those who surround…
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Library Lovers’ Day at the SMSA Library
SMSA has been loving and sharing our books for 190 years! Now that’s a lot of love! Visit the SMSA Library on Level 2 next…
Listen Again: Suzanne Leal
We were privileged to welcome Suzanne Leal as she launched her latest YA novel “The Year We Escaped”. Suzanne Leal and James O’Loghlin were absolutely…
Crooked River (Agent Pendergast #19) by Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child
Surprisingly, the 19th book in the FBI Agent at Large Aloysius Pendergast series takes place less than a month after Verses for the Dead (book…
First Blood (D.I. Kim Stone #1) by Angela Marsons
This book is in fact a prequel to a long running series. I haven’t read any of the other books, so it was a perfect…
The Mothers by Brit Bennett
The Mothers by Brit Bennett, is a touching coming-of-age story, about a small, black Christian community in their a small, Californian town.
Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Nigerian teenagers, Efemelu & Obinze, get the opportunity to live and study in the USA and UK. A story of love, race and integration.
River of Darkness (John Madden #1) by Rennie Airth
The first instalment of Airth’s series is set in a sleepy Suffolk village, shortly after the end of the First World War. It’s a time…
To Die For by David Baldacci
The author has delivered another ripping action spymaster thriller in the Travis Devine, Department of Homeland Security, series. This is book three of the series…
BAD Sydney Crime Writers Festival 2025
Three days of crime fiction, true crime and social justice events, crime walks and writing workshops. There will also be manuscript feedback! Welcome to BAD…
Grey Nomad by Alison Ferguson
When seventy year old knitter Joyce Campbell steps onto an alien spaceship for the first time, her lifelong dream is fulfilled. But when the ship…
Belgravia by Julian Fellowes
Belgravia by Downton Abbey author, Julian Fellowes, is a classic English novel of love, loss and aristocracy, in the backdrop of a war.