Fiction \ Novel
DOWNES, Michael
A man is found murdered on the last Melbourne Metro train to Hurstbridge. Detective Inspector Robin Lazelle, a thirty-year homicide veteran, leads the investigation.
MAY, Greta
Patrick and Violet are both bloodborne heirs to their brutal gang legacy and natural enemies. When the pair bond over political differences with their elders, they must help one another escape death at the hands of a hundred years of rivalry.
SHARMA, Terri-lee
Rows of citrus trees laden with colourful fruit create the perfect playground for Janco and Naledi, two young children who are inseparable friends. But Piet, Janco’s father and the owner of the South African estate, does not want his son mingling with the farm workers’ children.
LACKEY, Clive
Shepory Crossing’s characters experience floods, bushfires, economic growth and depression, the cannon-fodder controversies of WW1, the bitter divisiveness of conscription, the fall of Singapore and the horrors of Changi and the Burma railway.
NELSON, Craig
Pulp and Papermakers Fiction is a story that takes you back to Melbourne Australia in the 80s and follows the life of a Green Papermaker enjoying the simple times of the Era. An Era that saw the last hoorah of the “Great Australian Larrikin!”
HSU, Nel
When Eleanor falls asleep, she begins to remember her dreams in vivid detail. At first, it starts trivial; she befriends a beautiful magician named Hal who shows her the enthralling magic of the dreamworld, taking her to places she could only, well, dream of.
SEDKY, Sakhr
The collection is unique in its treatment of human agony and worries at all levels and age groups. The stories do not resort to prolong the place or time, but rather they are snapshots that flash and illuminate the situation without paradoxes.
HAINES, Evan
Derrick Marsh returns home after disappearing years prior while living with the last head-hunting tribes in New Guinea. However, Derrick hasn’t returned to find peace, but instead, retribution.
JAMES, David
When, one-by-one, Hattie’s angelic relatives start to disappear, she finds herself thrust once again into the Great War between Heaven and Hell, only this time she doesn’t have the strength of her celestial family to help her.
COX, Adrian
Lucifer’s offspring wreak havoc on interplanetary worlds causing chaos and mayhem. Their unsuspecting citizens fall prey to evil ways, bringing the downfall of society as they know it.
JOHNS, Philip
Rex and Barbara Rogers headed off into the great Australian dream, until a flat tyre and disaster struck. Now it’s up to local police officer Ben Buckley and Bo Wirrapunda – a First Nations woman passionate about her country – to find out the riddle of the missing grey nomads!
ANVIL, Michael
Step into a riveting WWII saga as Peter Wayman and Anne Colyer’s lives are upended by the German Luftwaffe during ‘The Blitz.’ Follow their journey from London’s East End to the nuclear disarmament marches of the 1950s, where they face an unforeseen future.
HILLIER, Kevin
Discover the true inner workings of a forensic mortuary and the training of a new employee. Also follow the homicide detective Peter to discover the truth behind the Murder at the Linley Cove Lighthouse.
HOLT, Jeremy
At the height of the revolutionary war for Rhodesia, twin brothers face a harrowing ordeal when their passenger plane the Viscount Hunyani is struck down by a SAM-7 missile.
GREEN S.K.
Disillusioned, disconnected and in need of a violent action fix due to his operational experience, Farrelly uses his military skills and street smarts to obtain illegal positions of power and accumulate great wealth.
LEIXMAN, Tom
Experience the Australian outback like never before. Set against the backdrop of late 20th century Australia, these novels tell the story of a generation-defining hero who rises from obscurity to confront the injustices faced by his people.
LEES, Bruce
At yet another funeral, something happens that leads to a change of their circumstance. An old mate of Larry’s has a big influence on their lives.
CUNNINGHAM, Andrew
His evocative and clever writing describes aspects often forgotten or not previously represented by this story. His writing also celebrates the prowess, skills and sporting successes of the Aboriginal cricketers. His empathy is encapsulated in the title, ‘Cry sorrowful for Bullocky.’
ROBERTS, Phil
Burdened by personal tragedy and estranged from his grieving partner Fae, London-based architect Boyd Petersen has lost sight of his purpose and dreams.
CHRISTIAN, Fabian
With a vivid cast of characters, Bandit or Priest pulls no punches as it uncovers the brutal, treacherous and seedy world of corruption, violence and organised crime in a city that is constantly on the verge of boiling over. Inspired by true events, it is an unputdownable story – and not for the faint-hearted.