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Bibliophile | Tātā Bay holds secrets in the dunes in ‘Return to Blood’

New Zealand writer Michael Bennett introduced detective Hana Westerman to the world in Better the Blood and, in his latest novel, Hana returns to Tātā Bay near Nelson, the town where the Māori woman grew up.

Bibliophile | ‘Run For Your Life’ explores family’s escape from Russia

Sue Williams writes about their life on the run and also interviews experts about the 2,700 plus pages of laws and regulations of Australia’s Migration Act, the strict guidelines and the stuff-ups that put people in limbo and in danger.

Bibliophile | Crime sends ‘Shock Waves’ through rural Kallygarn

Shock WavesBy Fleur McDonaldAllen & Unwin The tension builds in the first chapter as three people, who seemed to be unlikely partners in crime but...

Bibliophile | Worlds collide and unravel in Fiona Lowe's 'The Accident'

The Accidentby Fiona LoweHarper Collins Hannah’s perfect wedding was hours away and she was daydreaming of a honeymoon in Tahiti with her new husband Jamie....

Bibliophile | 'My Mother and I' tells story of a king and queen

My Mother and Iby Ingrid SewardSimon & Schuster This book is advertised as the real relationship between the newly minted King Charles III and his...

Bibliophile | 'Gus and the Missing Boy' is a journey of self-discovery

Gus and the Missing Boyby Troy HunterWakefield Press Angus (Gus) Green is in year 9 and is having a tough time. His father was killed...

Bibliophile | Sarah Bailey's 'Book of Lies' delves into small town mysteries

Body of Liesby Sarah BaileyAllen & Unwin Driving home in the early evening from the pub, after having more than a few drinks, Bob Dalgliesh...

Bibliophile | RuPaul – The House of Hidden Meanings

The House of Hidden Meaningsby RuPaulHarper Collins International drag superstar and pop culture icon RuPaul recalls in his revealing memoir that his first memory was...

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