All posts tagged "Novel"
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48Books & LiteratureBook Review: Double Deal, by John M. Green
THRILLER: After top-secret talks in Barcelona, ex-spy Dr Tori Swyft wakes beside two dead bodies. A nameless voice phones her, taunting her and revealing a shocking video that shows Tori as the murderer, yet she has no memory of what happened.
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79Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Perfect Family, by Robyn Harding
THRILLER: Thomas and Viv Adler, together with their two teenage kids, have a picture-perfect family. But each member of this family has a secret, and their ‘perfect’ façade is crumbling.
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82Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Enemy Within, by Tim Ayliffe
ACTION: Journalist John Bailey has been investigating the rise of a global white supremacist group and suspects that a notorious neo-Nazi in the United States has been directing deadly racist attacks on Sydney’s streets. Now someone wants to stop him doing what he does best – exposing the truth.
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65Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Women’s Circle, by Karyn Sepulveda
WOMEN'S FICTION: Anna has just completed an eight-year prison sentence for selling drugs. Now she must find a new path and her search takes her to the Women’s Circle, a safe space where women can be together, confide in one another, and begin to heal.
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81Books & LiteratureBook Review: Annie Stanley, All At Sea, by Sue Teddern
CONTEMPORARY: Will losing her dad be the thing that finally prompts Annie Stanley to find herself? Only she could decide to say goodbye by stealing her father’s ashes and taking him on one last adventure . . .
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198Books & LiteratureBook Review: Angel of Aleppo, by Jon Cocks
HISTORICAL FICTION: From Anatolia to Aleppo and beyond, through the outrages and injustices of the 1915 Armenian Genocide, Angel of Aleppo, a Story of the Armenian Genocide is about losing everything but the healing power of love.
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96Books & LiteratureBook Review: A Gambling Man, by David Baldacci
THRILLER: Evoking the golden age of crime and for fans of Raymond Chandler and Agatha Christie, comes A Gambling Man from one of the world's bestselling thriller writers, David Baldacci.
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102Books & LiteratureBook Review: Tokyo Ever After, by Emiko Jean
YA: Izumi Tanaka has lived an uneventful 17 years in her small, mostly white, northern California town, keenly aware of all the ways in which her family is different from most of her classmates’. But then Izumi discovers that her father is the Crown Prince of Japan ...
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175Books & LiteratureBook Review: You Have A Match, by Emma Lord
YOUNG ADULT: When A DNA service reveals Abby has a secret sister, shimmery-haired Instagram star Savannah Tully, it’s hard to believe they’re from the same planet, never mind the same parents.
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196Books & LiteratureBook Review: Falling, by T.J. Newman
THRILLER: A terrorist kidnaps pilot Bill Hoffman's wife and children and then gives him a choice: crash his commercial flight killing 143 people, or watch his family die.
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173Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Hiding Place, by Jenny Quintana
THRILLER: When Marina moves into 24 Harrington Gardens, she has an ulterior motive--to uncover the truth about her past.
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200Books & LiteratureBook Review: Trick of the Light, by Fiona McCallum
CONTEMPORARY FICTION: Erica, newly widowed, is devastated to discover her venture capitalist husband left their finances in ruins. Determined to save her home while protecting her teenage daughters, she vows to get back on her feet without letting them, or anyone else, know the truth.
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224Books & LiteratureBook Review: A Glasshouse of Stars, by Shirley Marr
MIDDLE GRADE: Meixing Lim and her family have arrived at the New House in the New Land. Her parents said this would be a better life for them all, but surviving will take all the resilience and inner belief of this brave girl.
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254Books & LiteratureBook Review: Circus of Wonders, by Elizabeth Macneal
HISTORICAL FICTION: A novel with a vivid, brilliant cast of characters and themes of creativity and ownership, beauty and power, success and crashing failure, and the Victorian obsession with spectacle.
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201Books & LiteratureBook Review: Half Life, by Jillian Cantor
FICTION: A brilliant sliding-doors reimagining of the passionate life of the first woman to win a Nobel Prize – and the life Marie Curie might have led if she had chosen love over science.
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411Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Paris Affair, by Pip Drysdale
THRILLER: After moving to Paris, Harper Brown finds herself entangled in a web of lies, hot on the trail of a murderer and the scoop of a lifetime.
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372Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Terminal List, by Jack Carr
POLITICAL THRILLER: On his last combat deployment, Lieutenant Commander James Reece’s entire team was killed in a catastrophic ambush. But when those dearest to him are murdered on the day of his homecoming, Reece discovers that this was not an act of war by a foreign enemy but a conspiracy that runs to the highest levels of government.
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315Books & LiteratureBook Review: Sunflower Sisters, By Martha Hall Kelly
HISTORICAL FICTION: A vivid look at the Civil War experience, from the barbaric and inhumane plantations, to a war-torn New York City to the horrors of the battlefield.
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487Books & LiteratureBook Review: The One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot, by Marianne Cronin
GENERAL FICTION: An extraordinary friendship. A lifetime of stories. Their last one begins here.
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345Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Emporium of Imagination, by Tabitha Bird
CONTEMPORARY FICTION: A captivating novel of magical realism about a fantastical shop that brings comfort, peace and hope to those in need. You won't want to miss the opening of this shop!
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