Great Crimes of the Century #7: The savage killers by George Carpozi Jr.
Alone by Lisa Gardner
The Mephisto Club by Tess Gerritsen
Evil Serial Killers: In the minds of monsters by Charlotte Grieg
Opal Dream by Ben Rice
A Kingdom of Dreams by Judith McNaught
Night by Elie Wiesel
Blue Light by Walter Mosley (56 pages)
Broken Prey by John Sandford
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Great Crimes of the Century #7: The savage killers by George Carpozi Jr.
Alone by Lisa Gardner
The Mephiso Club by Tess Gerritsen
Evil Serial Killers: Inside the minds of monsters by Charlotte Grieg
Opal Dreams by Ben Rice
A Kingdom of Dreams by Judith McNaught
Night by Elie Wiesel
Blue Light by Walter Mosley (56 pages)
Broken Prey by John SandfordThe Red Dahlia by Lynda La Plante
Hush Little Darlings by Judith Kelman
Dinkum Dunnies by Douglass Baglin & Barbara Mullins
Rough Justice: Unanswered Questions from the Australian Courts by Robin Bowles
Letters of an Indian Judge to an English Gentlewoman by Anonymous
Poltergeists and Other Hauntings by Rupert Matthews
Eye for an Eye by William Ian Miller (177 pages)
Fast-Tracked by Tracy Rozzlyn
The Old One by Todd Brabander
Asimov’s Aurora by Mark W. Tiedemann (36 Pages)
Crawlers by Sam Enthoven
House of Thunder by Leigh Nichols
Elegy: Book 1 of the Arbiter Codex by Christopher Kellen
Rippler by Cidney Swanson
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Because we are probably moving a fair distance, I have a huge pile of books I am releasing. Rather than staging one mass release, I am trying to spread my releases out. Read more »
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Wow. What a stressful week it has been! We received a notice last week stating that our landlord has decided not to renew our lease, which runs out mid-april. We have been running about like headless chooks trying to organise money so we can move. Read more »
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The Red Dahlia by Lynda La Plante
Hush Little Darlings by Judith Kelman
Rough Justice: Unanswered Questions from the Australian Courts by Robin Bowles
Dinkum Dunnies by Douglass Baglin and Barbara Mullins
Letters of an Indian Judge to an English Gentlewoman by Anonymous
Poltergeists and Other Hauntings by Rupert Matthews
Eye for an Eye by William Ian Miller (177 pages)
Fast-Tracked by Tracy Rozzlyn
The Old One by Todd Brabander
Asimov’s Aurora by Mark W. Tiedemann (36 pages)
Crawlers by Sam Enthoven
The House of Thunder by Leigh Nichols
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I cannot remember the last time I had a chance to leave town and I have no idea when I will have another. I do know that my last holiday was when I was pregnant with my eldest daughter, Butterfly. I was living in NSW at the time, and I travelled up to Brisbane to visit my mother, brother and sister. Butterfly is nearly fifteen, now. Read more »
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Unfortunately, at the moment, I am caught in the rent trap. This means I am paying for somebody elses mortgage, I have to endure quarterly inspections and I need permission for something as simple as hanging a picture hook. It also means I am stuck with somebody else’s sense of style. Sure, I can buy whatever furniture I want (as long as it is within budget, that is) but it is hard to stop it looking out-of-place when you have no control over walls, floors, light fittings or even curtains. How can one expect a coffin bookshelf to suit a bright, airy room or a vintage chaise to look anything but silly in a fully modern home? Read more »
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I reckon that if I were put in a position where I had to be an animal, I would want to be a (well cared-for) domestic cat. Read more »
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As of the date of this post, my wishlist is 2,628 books and it is constantly expanding. Every time I hear of a good book I might like to read, on to my wishlist it goes. Honestly, my wishlist is getting so long, I doubt I’ll put a serious dent in it before I die. It seems like every time I read a book off my wishlist, I hear of another book I’d like to read. Some are newly released, others are old books that I just hadn’t heard of before (in fact, sometimes it seems like everybody but me has heard of them). So where do I (eventually) find out about all these wonderful books? Read more »
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