Boomerang by Michael Lewis
Michael Lewis writes a masterful story as he reveals how the Global Economic Crisis happened in his new book, Boomerang.
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Saturday Murder & Crime Reading Group
Dust off your magnifying glass and enjoy a spirited discussion with fellow mystery and crime aficionados with the original SMSA Crime & Mystery Reading Group.
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Provenance by Ann Leckie
Provenance by Ann Leckie is a engaging sci-fi novel, perfect for those new to the genre.
Nailed by the Heart by Simon Clark
Nailed by the Heart by Simon Clark tells the story of the Stainforth family – Chris, Ruth and their young son, David – who have…
Elevation by Stephen King
Trying to categorise Stephen King’s books is fraught with difficulty — Elevation is a case in point.
Author Review: Ward Larsen
Author review on thriller writer Ward Larsen, recommending his books Fly by Wire & Fly by Night.
The Litigators by John Grisham
Ex-lawyer John Grisham knows the law well and his books are a joy to read. The Litigators is up to his usual best.
The Girl Who Lived Twice by David Lagercrantz
The Girl Who Lived Twice by David Lagercrantz is, unfortunately, the last in the series of six Swedish crime noir stories featuring one of the…
The History of England: Foundation (Vol 1) by Peter Ackroyd
History fans will be quite familiar with Peter Ackroyd and his easy-to-read style of writing. His books aren’t for academics – they are for…
Footsteps in the Dark by Georgette Heyer
Listed as her first mystery, written in 1932, and reprinted in 2006 by Arrow Books, Footsteps in the Dark by Georgette Heyer is set in…
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…
