All posts tagged "Mystery"
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695Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Last Place You Look, by Kristen Lepionka
P.I. Roxane Weary is engaged by a convicted man's sister to find a missing witness but the time of execution is drawing nearer for the accused.
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699Books & LiteratureBook Review: She Be Damned, by M J Tjia
A courtesan-come-private-detective in Victorian times is hired to find a missing young girl in a time when prostitutes are being murdered and mutilated.
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719Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Woman in the Wood, by Lesley Pearse
The lives of twins from age 15-70 in post-WW2 depression times as they're faced with the community reaction to citizens who don’t quite fit the norm.
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615Books & LiteratureBook Review: A Talent for Murder, by Andrew Wilson
Fact and fiction merge in a page-turning account of the still-unsolved mystery of Agatha Christie’s ten day disappearance over the pre-Christmas period of 1926.
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589Books & LiteratureBook Review: Earth’s Guardians 1: A Life Redrawn, by JL Higgs
When an illustrator's drawings come to life at the same time as their friend disappears, Hannah and Taylor know they have to investigate what is happening.
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387Books & LiteratureAudiobook Review: Dear Mr M, by Herman Koch
A successful author, whose success is fading, is being watched by someone who thinks his last murder mystery novel may not be a work of only fiction.
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705Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Dark Lake, by Sarah Bailey
A jogger discovers a body by the lake in a small town, launching an investigation that uncovers more secrets than any town should have.
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559Books & LiteratureBook Review: A Dangerous Crossing, by Rachel Rhys
A servant girl's life becomes surreal when she responds to an ad for government-assisted passage to Australia and befriends the more well-to-do and racy set.
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571Books & LiteratureAudiobook Review: Into the Water, by Paula Hawkins
The suicides of a teenage girl's best friend & mother within weeks of each other, rouse suspicions the deaths may not have been self-inflicted after all.
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511Books & LiteratureAudiobook Review: Blue Light Yokohama, by Nicolás Obregón
A serial killer taunts police by making himself comfortable in the homes of his victims as two troubled inspectors in Tokyo struggle to uncover the killer.
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941Books & LiteratureBook Review: The French Perfumer, by Amanda Hampson
A civil servant with an ordinary life takes a job in the South of France, setting off on an adventure that will change her life forever.
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615Film & TVFrench Film Festival Review: Moka
While privately investigating the hit-and-run death of her son, a woman entwines herself in the lives of the couple she thinks are guilty of the horrific crime.
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588Film & TVFrench Film Festival Review: The Unknown Girl
After ignoring a woman who showed up late one night at her clinic, a doctor becomes obsessed with finding out the woman's identity when she's found dead.
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552Books & LiteratureAudiobook Review: The Girl Before, by J P Delaney
When Jane moves into 1 Folgate Street, she discovers the girl before her died there, as did the architect's wife, both who looked frighteningly similar to her.
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656What's OnFringe Review: Adelaide Escape Hunt: Spy on the Beach
On 1 December 1948, a fully-clothed man was discovered washed up on Brighton Beach. You have 1 hour to discover his secret before the Russian police arrive.
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548Books & LiteratureAudiobook Review: Rowland Sinclair Mysteries Book 2: A Decline in Prophets, by Sulari Gentill
Returning home 7 months after self-exile, Rowland Sinclair and his companions are once again caught in a murder mystery aboard the cruise ship RMS Aquitania.
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626Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Secret History of Twin Peaks, by Mark Frost
Newspaper clippings, personalised documentation, type written accounts and symbolic photography tell the history of America's most notorious fictional town.
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830Books & LiteratureAudiobook Review: The Crossing, by B Michael Radburn
When a young girl goes missing in the Tasmanian town of Glory’s Crossing, the Park Ranger struggles with similarities between this case and his own missing daughter.
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556Books & LiteratureBook Review: All Fall Down, by Cassandra Austin
When the bridge collapses that connected the two halves of the outback town of Mululuk, secrets begin to get exposed as an investigation is launched.
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525Books & LiteratureBook Review: Marshall’s Law, by Ben Sanders
When a federal agent is kidnapped to learn the whereabouts of a former undercover cop now in witness protection, the race is on for both sides to hunt down the other.
