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  • Getting Warmer

    by Alan Carter

    Cato Kwong is back. Back in Boom Town and back on a real case – the unsolved mystery of a missing fifteen-year-old girl. But it’s midsummer in the city of millionaires and it’s not just the heat that stinks. A pig corpse, peppered with nails, is uncovered in a shallow grave and a body, with its throat cut, turns up in the local nightclub. As a…Read more »

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  • The Life and Loves of Lena Gaunt

    by Tracy Farr

    This is the story of Dame Lena Gaunt: musician, octogenarian, junkie.

    Lena is Music’s Most Modern Musician; the first theremin player of the twentieth century.

    From the obscurity of a Perth boarding school to a glittering career on the world stage, Lena Gaunt’s life will be made and torn apart by those she gives her heart to.

    Praise for…Read more »

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  • Now Showing

    by Ron Elliott

    ‘With the whip-crack tenacity of a Raymond Chandler novel, we are pushed right into the heart of the action and emerge breathless and bloodied. Hop into the driver’s seat alongside a cast of drifters, psychotics and hapless losers.’
    Reg Cribb, playwright, screenwriter, actor

    For the price of two movie tickets, Ron Elliott’s criminally good…Read more »

    Price $29.99 Add to cart

  • Harmless

    by Julienne van Loon

    Full of suspense, Harmless, is the tightly woven story of eight year old Amanda, whose father is in prison, and Rattuwat, a Thai man burying his daughter in a strange land.

    Abandoning their broken-down car on the way to the prison’s visiting hour, Amanda and Rattuwat venture into the trackless scrub of Australia’s outer suburbs. As the day…Read more »

    Price $22.99 Add to cart

  • Elsewhere in Success

    by Iris Lavell

    In a suburb called Success, failure is not an option.
    Harry and Louisa look like an ordinary couple. They live in an ordinary house in an ordinary street in a suburb called Success. Harry says it is better to let sleeping dogs lie. But Buster their dog isn’t one for lying still, and even Harry can’t resist digging up the lawnmower he finds buried…Read more »

    Price $24.99 Add to cart

  • Sunscreen and Lipstick

    by Liz Byrski

    This book is all about women. From the mad excitement of first love to the grief of losing a parent, this is a summer collection about mums, daughters, wives and girlfriends from some of Australia’s best-loved writers.

    Just in time for Christmas and summer holidays, this is the perfect book to throw into your beachbag for a day on the sand or Read more »

    Price $19.99 Add to cart

  • Whisky Charlie Foxtrot

    by Annabel Smith

    Whisky and Charlie are identical twins. But everything about them is poles apart. It’s got so bad that Charlie can’t even bear to talk to his brother anymore – until a freak accident steals Whisky from his family, and Charlie has to face the fact he may never speak to his brother again.

    Praise for the book
    ‘A wonderfully written novel…’…Read more »

    Price $24.99 Add to cart

  • Red Dirt Talking

    by Jacqueline Wright

    It’s build-up time in the north-western town of Ransom, just before the big wet, when people go off the rails.

    In the midst of a bitter custody battle, an eight year old girl goes missing.

    Annie, an anthropology graduate fresh from the city, is determined to uncover the mystery of the child’s disappearance.

    As Annie searches for the truth…Read more »

    Price $27.99 Add to cart

  • If I Should Lose You

    by Natasha Lester

    Camille is a nurse specialising in supporting families through the difficult decision to donate the organs of their dying loved ones. Camille’s mother is a gifted but uncompromising transplant surgeon determined to make it in a man’s world until her own life falls apart. And Camille herself is a mother to Addie – five years old, critically ill…Read more »

    Price $27.99 Add to cart

  • To the Highlands

    by Jon Doust

    It is 1968. All around the world people are marching, protesting, fighting for freedom and free love.

    Jack Muir arrives in the islands fresh out of Grammar School: a failure, a virgin, and a reluctant employee of The Colonial Bank of Australia.

    Life in the islands is raw, sensuous, real. Here, the white man takes what he wants. But the veneer…Read more »

    Price $27.99 Add to cart

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Wilderness Society Award

Congratulations to Sally Morgan whose book The Last Dance won the Wilderness Society’s 2013 Environment Award for Children’s Literature. Meg McKinlay and Kyle Hughes-Odgers were also shortlisted in the same category for Ten Tiny Things