Fiction
By Tara Moss. The Ghosts of Paris is a historical mystery set in the shadow of World War II, following the journey of Billie Walker, a private inquiry agent based in Sydney. In 1947, Billie is hired by Mrs Vera Montgomery to find her missing husband, last seen in post-war
Fiction
By Curtis Garner. Set against the vibrant and ever-evolving backdrop of London, this narrative unfolds over a single, transformative summer. Isaac, a seventeen-year-old on the cusp of adulthood, embarks on a profound exploration of masculinity and queerness within the digital age. This journey offers a fresh perspective on the intricate
Fiction
By Maame Blue. Content warning - Generational trauma, Migrant journey, Childhood trauma, Racism, Discrimination. An internationally award-winning writer makes a triumphant American debut with this emotionally powerful story. It follows a woman's journey to uncover a pivotal family secret from a childhood she cannot remember. On the cusp
Fiction
By Tiffany Clarke Harrison. Content Warning - Miscarriage, Police Brutality, Racism, Prejudice, Grief. Blue Hour is a profound and intimate novel that masterfully captures the complexity of the human experience. The story follows a talented photographer and artist as she navigates life as a biracial woman in America, documenting a
Non-Fiction
By Jared Stearns. Marilyn Chambers epitomised the free-spirited essence of the Seventies. Known globally as the most famous X-rated star, her aspirations of becoming a serious actress were overshadowed by her involvement in adult films. Raised in an affluent Connecticut suburb, Marilyn's rise to fame was meteoric when
Fiction
By Laura Blackett and Eve Gleichman. Newlywed Rosie finds herself disillusioned with the hustle and bustle of New York City. Seduced by picturesque images on Instagram, she yearns for the idyllic charm of rural life upstate, craving authenticity and beauty. Supportive of Rosie's dreams, her tech-bro husband, Jordan,
Fiction
By Genevieve Scott. In the wake of a life-threatening ice storm in 1997 Ontario, chaos reigns on the Regis University campus as students revel in the cancelled classes. But amidst the festivities, eighteen-year-old Ros's world is shattered when her roommate Megan disappears without a trace. Blamed for the
Fiction
By Jane Jesmond. In 1957, a catastrophic event unfolds at a pharmaceutical lab in Coventry, where sixteen-year-old Wilf is spending his summer. The incident demands a concealed resolution at any expense. Fast forward to 2017, and Phiney is devastated by the death of her grandfather, Wilf, who inexplicably leaps from