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Bibliophile | Michelle Upton sets the 'Terms of Inheritance'

Terms of Inheritance by Michelle Upton Harper Collins Business tycoon Jacki Turner summoned her four daughters to her Gold Coast mansion, known as ‘the castle’. The emergency...

Bibliophile | Scheming and intrigue abound in Philippa Gregory's 'Dawnlands'

Dawnlands by Philippa Gregory Simon & Schuster In 1685, London is still rebuilding after the Great fire of 1666. Livia Avery is summoned to be Lady in...

Bibliophile | 'Desert Star' offers a stark mystery with a relentless lead

Desert Star by Michael Connelly Allen & Unwin Former police reporter for the Los Angeles Times, Michael Connelly has sold more that eighty million copies worldwide of...

Bibliophile | Annie Seaton's 'East of Alice' is a fascinating thriller

East of Alice by Annie Seaton Harper Collins Annie Seaton likes to explore remote areas of Australia for story ideas and research. About 150 kms east of...

Bibliophile | Designer Gregory Ladner was once just 'A Boy and His Bear'

A Boy and His Bear By Gregory Ladner Hardie Grant Born in 1950, Australian fashion designer Gregory Ladner has supplied David Jones for 50 years with must-have...

Bibliophile | Under Her Skin: The Life and Work of Professor Fiona Wood AM

Under Her Skin: The Life and Work of Professor Fiona Wood AM by Sue Williams Allen & Unwin On 12 October this year, it will be twenty...

Bibliophile | 'The French Agent' is a perfect book club thriller

The French Agent by Belinda Alexandra Harper Collins In 1946, Sabine Brouillette returned to her Paris home after being imprisoned in a camp during the war for...

Bibliophile | Chris Flynn's 'Here Be Leviathans' brings lessons from the past

Here be Leviathans by Chris Flynn University of Queensland Press Belfast-born Australian author Chris Flynn, who is Editor-in-Residence at Museum Victoria and lives on Phillip Island, is...

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