Early twentieth century Melbourne is a city of dark corners but Reggie da Costa is there to shine an investigative light in this lively book
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The Museum of Broken Objects by Amy Ellis
A poetry collection that focuses on the key experiences of life, like grief and passion, and the preservation of self in the face of it
Nothing Personal for Breakfast by Jennifer Ann Shore
Jennifer Ann Shore does the great romantic story of an undeniable attraction between two people and the suspenseful struggle to get together
Just for You by Jennifer Ann Shore
Warm coming-of-age book about Violet, her friends, her family and their relationships, and first love
Only You in Everything by Jennifer Ann Shore
A wonderful romantic read which is heart-warming, easy reading with vivid characters and dialogue
Pharoni by Colin Dodds
The strength of this book lies in the power of Colin Dodds’ prose – a curious tale of resurrection, religion, and blighted friendship
The Gosling Bride by Eileen Williams
A stimulating, thoughtful memoir about a young girl who enters a controversial church at its height and how this shaped her life and faith
Suspicion by A.D. Hay
An easy read of a murder mystery featuring a French journalist and an ancient artefact
Life is Inevitable by Daniel Santos
Not a bad first effort from a new author about two young people, unhappy with life who are given a second chance
The Glass Tree by Michael J Manz
A well-paced thriller set in Paris in the 50s about a man trying to find the truth of his wife’s death, in a troubled and war-scarred city