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Back Roads: The Great Aussie Road Trip Heather Ewart. A rare talent who continues to turn out crime masterpieces. Herald Sun. Over a career spanning four decades, Heather Ewart has been senior political reporter and a foreign correspondent posted to London, Washington and Brussels. Raised on a farm in country Victoria, her adventures have come

17 Years Later: Who really killed the Primrose family J.P. Pomare A rare talent who continues to turn out crime masterpieces. Herald Sun. The violent slaughter of the Primrose family while they slept shocked the nation. Their young live-in chef, Bill Kareama, was swiftly charged with murder and brought to justice. But the brutal crime

Headland Ged Gillmore. A thrilling mystery debut – not to be missed. Bill Murdoch’s doing just fine, thanks for not asking. He’s dealing drugs for a professional crime syndicate in Sydney and saving for a house by the sea. But what does he think life is – a fairy tale?. As the syndicate puts pressure on

The Ghost of Briar Rose Anna Romer. A heart-wrenching enemies to lovers mystery from bestseller Anna Romer. Everyone says the old mountainside house is haunted. Which is perfect because ghost hunter Cleary Branchwood knows it’s easy money. He’ll buy the propertydirt  cheap, flush out the poor wretch of a ghost they call Briar Rose, and

The Girl with the Violin Shelley Davidow. In 1989 and for a young Jewish-Australian violinist, a scholarship to Berlin is the chance of a lifetime. Germany is on the verge of change as the well is torn down and Susanna is swept along by the tumultuous event. Under the careful guidance of Stefan Heinemeyer, her

The Creeper Margaret Hickey. No one does suspense better. – Stephen King. The chilling new mystery novel from the award-winning author of bestsellers Cutters End, Stone Town and Broken Bay. Victim … or killer? For the last decade, the small mountain town of Edenville in Victoria’s high country has been haunted by the horrific murders of five hikers