All posts tagged "PRH"
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1.1KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Break-up Boss, by Zoe Foster Blake
A light-hearted walk through each likely stage of a bad breakup for the craziest of crazy girls who are most likely to commit illegal acts in their fits of rage and grief!
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877Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Juliet Code, by Christine Wells
In an attempt to help find her colleague's sister and possibly bring down the Nazi who held her captive, British agent Juliet is forced to relive her role in the war.
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857Books & LiteratureBook Review: Congo Dawn, by Katherine Scholes
Inspired by real events, Congo Dawn combines epic drama with an intimate journey into the heart of a fractured family, as two characters, in search of people they lost, at last find a way to come home.
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1.1KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: The Pearler’s Wife, by Roxanne Dhand
As a young woman from a good family, Maisie travels across the world to marry a distant cousin of whom she knows nothing, but things don’t turn out at all as she was expecting.
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703Books & LiteratureBook Review: There It Is Again, by Don Watson
An enjoyable collection of previously published pieces from award-winning author and historian Don Watson, who is also a humourist and was Paul Keating’s speechwriter and biographer.
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968Books & LiteratureBook Review: Orphan X Book 3: Hellbent, by Gregg Hurwitz
The third novel in the Orphan X series continues the high-octane escapades of Evan Smoak, raised from the age of 12 to be a killing machine and now living underground aiding those needing the kind of help that’s outside the law.
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829Books & LiteratureBook Review: Redemption Point, by Candice Fox
In this sequel to 'Crimson Lake', Ted Conkaffey and Amanda Pharrell return to face the irate father of the girl Conkaffey was accused of killing, while Pharrell must also investigate the murder of two young adults in a Cairns pub.
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2.9KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: The Four, by Scott Galloway
A look at the big four companies: Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google, by Professor Scott Galloway, who teaches Brand Strategy and Digital Marketing at NYU’s Stern School of Business.
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709Books & LiteratureBook Review: Need to Know, by Karen Cleveland
A CIA analyst whose role is to hunt down and identify Russian sleeper agents in the USA discovers her long-time husband on the list of suspects.
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896Books & LiteratureBook Review: Parisian Charm School, by Jamie Cat Callan
Jamie Callan promises to deliver the secrets of the famous je ne sais quoi, which she postulates comes from a sense of personal beauty, confidence, uniqueness, and style.
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998Books & LiteratureBook Review: Broadcast, by Liam Brown
A vlogger is rocketed to worldwide fame when he agrees to have a chip inserted into his brain to broadcast his every thought and action to the world, 24 hours/day.
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1.1KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: The 7 Day Quickie, by Tegan Haining
Former celebrity trainer, Tegan Haining, provides recipes & exercises in an easy, step-by-step 7-day program for anyone needing a boost in health or energy.
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653Books & LiteratureBook Review: Last Stop Tokyo, by James Buckler
A psychological thriller set in 21st century Japan where Alex has run to but he will soon find out there is no escaping the past. Rock bottom can get worse.
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1.0KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: A Long Way from Home, by Peter Carey
A car salesman enters the first ever Redex car trial around Australia in 1953 and discovers a country he only thought he knew; one that isn't always welcoming.
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702Books & LiteratureBook Review: A Sea-Chase, by Roger McDonald
Judy Compton is a failed school teacher who finds herself involved in an anti-nuclear protest which involves joining a flotilla to sail to the testing grounds.
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1.2KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Young Hitler: The Making of The Führer, by Paul Ham
A concise and well-researched biography on the early life of Adolf Hitler, from his closeness to his mother, to his failed attempt as an artist, to war.
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752Books & LiteratureBook Review: Two Weeks ‘Til Christmas, by Laura Greaves
Claire Thorne heads home for Xmas and to save her first love from marrying a woman he barely knows but, in the process, she finds unexpected love herself.
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959Books & LiteratureAudiobook Review: Artemis, by Andy Weir
On the moon city, Artemis, Jazz Bashara is a courier and small-time smuggler who lands in the middle of a deadly power struggle that threatens the entire city.
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626Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Perfect Couple, by Lexi Landsman
A woman discovers a long sought-after artefact and her husband’s infidelity, before tragic circumstances wipe all recollection of both from her memory.
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1.5KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: The Traitor’s Girl, by Christine Wells
After receiving a desperate phone call from her long-lost grandmother, a woman flies to England to visit her in the Cotswolds only to find she's gone missing.
