12 Feb 2021
Film school grad, production company director and now first-time-novelist Clift’s book is another entry in the overcrowded apocalypse genre, and yet there’s a…
21 Jan 2021
FitzSimons’ volume is darkly amusing whether you’re a senior or perhaps well on the way, and yet in large doses it does get rather depressing.
21 Jan 2021
O’Loughlin’s second autobiographical volume after 2011’s Me Of The Never Never , this is a far different and less amusing affair because it’s all about the…
17 Nov 2020
Lenny Kravitz (with David Ritz) (Hachette Australia) 2020, 260pp, RRP $32.99 paperback, $15.99 eBook.
4 Nov 2020
Rupert Everett (Hachette Australia) 2020, 337pp, RRP $34.99 (paperback)
5 Oct 2020
Alan Davies (Hachette Australia) 2020, 272pp, RRP paperback $32.99 eBook $14.99
17 Aug 2020
T.W. Ellis – a.k.a. Tom Wood, creator of the popular ‘Victor novels’ – here offers his first standalone psychological thriller, and it’s very readable, despite…
17 Aug 2020
The multi- multi -award-winning Stone’s first of what should be several properly autobiographical tomes is a sometimes intense, occasionally overly personal…
17 Aug 2020
Stuart Coupe (Hachette Australia) 2020, pp, paperback $32.99, Ebook $14.99
8 June 2020
Hazel Barkworth (Hachette Australia) 2020, 312pp, RRP paperback $32.99/hardback $45.00/audio book $35.99/e-book $15.99.
18 May 2020
Hausmann’s thriller début was originally in German ( Liebes Kind ) and translated by Jamie Bulloch, and some unchanged elements remain a little jarring, here…
18 May 2020
Stephen King (Hachette Australia) 2020, 369pp, Paperback $32.99/Hardback $49.99/eBook $16.99/Audio Book $44.99