Dead Letters (Michael Brissenden) – book review
Australian journalist Michael Brissenden has followed up his domestic terrorist thriller The List with Dead
Australian journalist Michael Brissenden has followed up his domestic terrorist thriller The List with Dead
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Genre pigeonholing can be useful when potential readers are trying to navigate a bookshop but
Sarah J Maas is a best selling author of two massive, best-selling Young Adult series
Stuart Turton’s follow up to his mind bending science fiction crime genre mashing award winner
Garry Disher returns once more to the world of small town policeman Paul Hirschhausen in
Nardi Simpson’s scorching debut novel Song of the Crocodile opens with the irony of a
Jock Serong has not done the same thing twice… until now. And even then, not
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Hot on the heels of his high fantasy meets urban fantasy meets noir detective debut