Review: Delirious Delhi by Dave Prager

Delirious Delhi

by Dave Prager

‘Delhi exists in a kind of quantum state: in Delhi, all things are true at once.’

Review: The Millenium Trilogy by Stieg Larsson

The Millenium Trilogy

by Stieg Larsson

Review: Family Baggage by Monica McInerney

Family Baggage

by Monica McInerney

Harriet Turner knows all about journeys. After all, she’s arranged hundreds of them for the travel agency her family runs in the Australian coastal town of Merryn Bay. But when her work colleague and foster sister Lara disappears on the eve of a big overseas trip, Harriet finds herself in uncharted territory.

Review: Blue Skies by Fleur McDonald

Blue Skies

by Fleur McDonald

Armed with an honours degree in Agribusiness, Amanda Greenfield dreams of employing all the skills she’s learnt at college to help her father turn the family farm from a debt-ridden, run-down basket case into a thriving enterprise.

Review: Stella Makes Good by Lisa Heidke

Stella Makes Good

by Lisa Heidke

Stella Sparks is on good terms with her ex-husband, Terry, despite the fact that he left her for a younger woman. Stella’s philosphical – the marriage had run it’s course, they remain friends and the well-being of their kids is central to both of them.