Books & Literature
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832Feed the Man… Grilled Beef Fajitas
With Father's Day just one month away, enjoy this sample recipe of Grilled Beef Fajitas from the new cookbook, 'Feed the Man...
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1.1KBook Review: As Time Goes By, by Mary Higgins Clark
A journalist finds herself drawn to the trial of Betsy Grant, who has been charged with murdering her millionaire husband, but she's...
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871Book Review: Missing, by Melanie Casey
The discovery of human body parts in a McLaren Vale dump leads detective Ed Dyson back to his old stomping ground to...
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611Book Review: The Refuge Collection Vol 1, edited by Steve Dillon
The first book in a series of short story anthologies which revolve around the town of Refuge, an aptly-named haven for the...
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642Audiobook Review: Change of Heart (unabridged), by KA Moll
A political lobbyist and a noted entomologist clash in their professional life only to rediscover the romance they had back in high...
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923Book Review: There’s a Fax from Bruce, by Bruce Beresford and Sue Milliken
Through friendship, resignation, humour and collapsing deals, There’s a Fax from Bruce pulls aside the curtain to reveal the true nature of...
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1.1KAudiobook Review: The Dressmaker, by Rosalie Ham
Rachel Griffith's reads Rosalie Ham's deliciously diabolical comedy about a woman who returns to her childhood home and reeks revenge on those...
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1.3KBook Review: The Falls, by B Michael Radburn
When two treasure hunters discover a corpse in the canyons of Jacobs Peak, Victoria, it pre-empts the gruesome discovery of a long-standing...
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851Book Review: Cyanide Games, by Richard Beasley
Peter Tanner, a cynical, world-weary lawyer is dragged into the murky underworld of corporate corruption, environmental disasters and cover-ups.
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982Book Review: The Hounded, by Simon Butters
A 15yo young man, struggling with self-loathing and a dysfunctional family, shares his life through his thoughts and emotions, coloured by mental...
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984Book Review: Hollow House, by Greg Chapman
When the secrets of Kemper House awaken, its evil and corruption begins to spread into the homes and lives of the unlucky...
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4.3KAudiobook Review: The Last Painting of Sara de Vos (unabridged), by Dominic Smith
Three lives intertwine: 17th Century Dutch painter Sara de Vos, her ancestor in 1950s New York, & an Australian art curator who...
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570Adelaide Author Tackles Childhood Bullying In Self-Published Book
A young Adelaide author has taken teaching young children about how to deal with bullying into his own hands with his debut...
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689Audiobook Review: Welcome to Night Vale: A Novel (unabridged)
In the supernatural town of Night Vale, three people are brought together in search of answers when people start to go missing...
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717Book Review: Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates, by Mike & Dave Stangle
The comical memoirs of Mike & Dave Stangle, a couple of incorrigible, irresponsible lads who became internet-famous after posting a Craigslist ad...
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664Audiobook Review: Different Class (unabridged), by Joanne Harris
A compelling mystery of murder & tradition when a former, troubled student is appointed headmaster at St Oswald's Grammar School, setting off...
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974Book Review: Musth, An African Thriller, by Fred Guilhaus
A thought-provoking thriller that spans the globe, encompassing the issues being faced in many countries with endangered animals and the politics behind...
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1.1KBook Review: The Australia of the French Explorers, by Frédéric Mouchet and Noelene Bloomfield
A sumptuous coffee table book and a fascinating introduction to the role of French explorers around Australia’s southern coasts in the 18th...
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992Book Review: The Burden of the Protector, by SC Eston
In the province of Ta’Enia, in the realm of Jarum, Dár, a former Knight Protector on the cusp of his 60th year,...
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929Audiobook Review: Haunting Love (unabridged), by KA Moll
A haunting brings two grieving women together but they both have to exorcise their own ghosts before they can find happiness again...
