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Perth author aims to break into mainstream with gay romance

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Perth author Daniel de Lorne’s new novel is out now bringing a gay romance – between a cop and firefighter – to a mainstream audience. Daniel de...
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Bibliophile | Catherine Coulter's Paradox is a voyeuristic FBI thriller

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Paradox by Catherine Coulter Simon & Schuster When there is a failed kidnapping of the five year old son of agents Sherlock and Dillion Savage, they are...
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Bibliophile | Kate Mascarenhas explores The Psychology of Time Travel

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The Psychology of Time Travel by Kate Mascarenhas HarperCollins Publishers It all began in 1967 when four young scientists (Margaret, Lucille, Grace and Barbara) used their...
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Bibliophile | I Had Such Friends begins with the end

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I Had Such Friends by Meg Gatland-Veness Pantera Press It all started when a kid died. A year 12 guy was driving his girlfriend home from a...
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Bibliophile | Confessions of the Fox layers stories through shared history

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Confessions of the Fox by Jordy Rosenberg Allen & Unwin Jordy Rosenberg’s debut novel is a story within a story, within a story. The first story is...
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Bibliophile | The Kiss Quotient ticks all the boxes

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The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang Allen & Unwin When Helen Hoang’s pre-school teacher suggested that her daughter might have high functioning autism or Asperger’s Syndrome, Helen...
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Bibliophile | The House on Half Moon Street

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The House on Half Moon Street by Alex Reeve Raven Books In 1880, Victorian London was full of desperate characters that profited from other people’s weaknesses. It...
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Bibliophile | Ripples make the waves in Belinda Castles' Bluebottle

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Bluebottle by Belinda Castles Allen & Unwin “After midnight the heat swelled in the house on the cliff while the cool surf pounded below.” Set on Sydney’s...
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