Fiction \ Novel
JONES, Bethney
Filth, and sickness proliferate in Stepney, England, in the 1830’s, where Robert Stone and his family lived.
KENNEDY, Marcus
Saving lives is meant to be above politics. In a troubled health system, where patient outcomes and personal gain are intertwined, Harvey Pearce discovers a disturbing and dangerous truth.
DOWNES, Michael
In 1825, after a vicious attack on their tribe a young aboriginal mother and her teenage daughter are kidnapped by sealers and taken to the Furneaux Islands of Van Diemen’s Land. The mother finds herself trapped in an abusive relationship whilst the daughter, called Jumbo, is left in much better circumstances with a white trader named Macleod with whom she has a child.
ASHWORTH, Julie
She witnessed her mother murdered when she was only ten. Judith Sommers’ fight for mental stability takes her on a journey to the west coast of America, far from her native England. Yet the real key to her sanity lies with a man who battles demons of his own.
FOOKES, Andrew
They’re an odd couple, with differing abilities, passions and world views, yet happy together and still very much in love.
BRADSHAW, Ian
Tensions have always simmered between the Foster and Thompson families since a disputed land deal two generations ago. The very same land that the planned retirement village is to be built on.
WOITE, James
As fate (or dumb luck) would have it, a life-threatening situation provides the means for Trent to go from undetected to detective.
MARTIN, M. L.
Life for Delilah has become a game of survival, one that she intends to win.
LOVEDAY, Breanna
Obnoxious Alex Mule was raised in lavish Royal Ludlet, known for its fame and fortune. Free-spirited Indiana was raised in desolate Lower Ludlet, known for its poverty and hardships. Neither have met one another until one fateful day.
MCGEORGE, Elizabeth
A girls’ weekend away will see events un-fold that take Kate on a journey to ultimately reveal the foundations of not only her own existence within a fragile family, but also the identity of the girl in the garden.
JANSON, Julie
A new Australian novel about the return of the Light Horse in 1918.
100 years since the tumultuous return!
This in Julie Janson’s second novel and is based on the family stories from West Australia.
MYERS, Brownyn
A collection of poems and short stories from the Mt Isa region.
GUITON, Paul
What makes Kev Flannery go from the luckiest man in the nursing home to the unluckiest?
Well the object of his desire is over eighty and her heart is fragile. After mourning for some time and a promising start with a new resident perhaps that bad luck might finally turn good. A new lease on life is available for Kev, all he has to do is reach out and grab it.
B. BOYD, Ian
Madilla’s story is one of spiritual and musical discovery against a tide of contrasting beliefs. What she learns is that the magic she feels through playing her piano is only the beginning.
DARKER, Rene
Fergus was a small cottage lad who had lived his whole life in The Hidden Gully. Unfortunately for Fergus, his most close family member passed. With this, unknown things began to take place. Winds, images and the hearing of silent words.
JAMES, Jane
Jack frequently denies his Christian upbringing, characterising himself with excess and innumerable abominable deeds. He has trouble with the human kind, especially women. He has no trouble waging war. It’s up to you to decide if he is merely a selfish sleeze or a visionary saviour.
HIGGI-NAUMANN, Carlos
After almost four decades, Amelia Grover receives the answer to a question she asked during her childhood; she does not remember it. It is a fulfilment of a promise made by Agrippina. Amelia must cross a series of thresholds. Dimensions bring predestination that Amelia must assume, forcing her to lose something precious.