State Of Fear by Tim Ayliffe Veteran Sydney journalist Tim Aycliffe made a sparkling entry into the thriller ranks last year with his first novel about battered war...
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The Wanton by Carter Brown (Horwitz, 1965) Wanton is not a word you see a lot of these days. Back in the glory days of pulpy paperbacks, however, it found its way onto...
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Good Girl, Bad Girl by Michael Robotham Michael Robotham is one of my favourite authors and his books are always a highlight of my reading year The Sydney-based Gold...
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Canberra Weekly 18 July 2019 In this week’s column I review three new domestic suspense novels: A Nearly Normal Family by M T Edvardsson, The Most Difficult Thing...
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Canberra Weekly 4 July 2019 This week I reviewed 3 new Australian novels by women authors. The pick of them for me was Petronella McGovern’s Six Minutes. Set in a...
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Where The Dead Go by Sarah Bailey Australia is blessed at present with a growing band of really talented crime writers. From the old favourites like Michael Robotham...
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