BOOK REVIEW: Black Rabbit Hall
This suspense novel follows two women, separated by decades, but inextricably linked by the magnificent and derelict Black Rabbit Hall.
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BOOK REVIEW: Finding Audrey
Tackling the issue of bullying among teens in a careful way, this novel offers hope and inspiration.
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BOOK REVIEW: Killing Monica
Sex and the City's Candace Bushnell writes about an author struggling with the fame of a fictitious character.
BOOK REVIEW: The Book of Speculation
Erika Swyler's novel is set alongside an 18th-century travelling carnival.
BOOK REVIEW: The Predictions
Setting the course of your life by predictions may prove love lies far from home.
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BOOK REVIEW: The Predictions
Bianca Zander’s second novel is a unique addition to New Zealand fiction
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BOOK REVIEW: At the Water’s Edge
This lovely wartime novel by Sara Gruen is set against a backdrop of American affluence. That is until fortunes are reversed its characters travel to Scotland on an unlikely adventure.
BOOK REVIEW: The Complete Alice
Lewis Carroll's much loved tale of young Alice who falls down a rabbit hole and into an extraordinary world is a timeless classic.
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BOOK REVIEW: The Wonder Lover
Malcolm Knox's tale could read like a male fantasy - the protagonist has three wives and is on the hunt for a fourth. An interesting, and at times, comedic study on the secret lives of men.
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BOOK REVIEW: Friday on My Mind
This Nicci French thriller is fast paced and the plot is gripping, even if occasionally the reader has to suspend belief.
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BOOK REVIEW: The Reader on the 6.27
Jean-Paul Didierlaurent's fable of love - both of literature and romance - is set against a backdrop that is quintessentially French.
BOOK REVIEW: A Year of Marvellous Ways
Sarah Winman's novel recalls the life of gypsy Marvellous Ways. A solitary figure nearing the end of her life, she finds nothing is predictable with the arrival of an unexpected character.
BOOK REVIEW: Hush, Little Bird
Nicole Trope's latest novel is a harrowing tale that will be hauntingly familiar.
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BOOK REVIEW: Season of Salt and Honey
Hannah Tunnicliffe's second novel is filled with delicious food and interesting characters.
BOOK REVIEW: After the Crash
This thriller by Michel Bussi promises to keep the reader on tenterhooks until the very end.
BOOK REVIEW: Villa America
Liza Klaussmann's historical novel captures the decadence of the roaring 20s perfectly.
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BOOK REVIEW: Chappy
Patricia Grace is a unique talent. This is her first novel in 10 years – and it is worth the wait.
BOOK REVIEW: H is for Hawk
This memoir by Helen Macdonald tells of her obsession first, then her experience raising 10-week-old Goshawk, Mabel.
