I am a massive fan of pyschological thrillers that keep you enthralled & turning the pages late into the night. Caroline Overington's new novel did not disappoint me. I read it on a long car trip in about 4 hours & I don't think I looked up once the whole time. If you are looking for your next fix after Gone Girl or Girl On The Train this is it. I wanted to re-read the book to see how I missed the clues to the scandalous ending. -Ellie, QBD Darwin

The newest installment of the addictive Myron Bolitar series has you hanging on the edge of your seat, gripping each page with white knuckles from chapter one. Coben's signature style of snappy, fast paced dialogue does not disappoint in Home, the most sharp tongued and witty Myron Bolitar story yet. Coben's mastering of the hook and twist leaves readers constantly guessing and I found myself at times gasping out loud throughout the book. -Meg

Uprooted by Naomi Novik has all the key things I look for in a fantasy book; magic, an evil forest & a strong female character. I finished it in two days. I really enjoyed Novik's take on the classic fairy tale & the way she morphed the usual fairy tale villains and heroes. The characters are always a bit unexpected, & the storyline was always keeping me guessing. - Sarah, QBD Canberra Centre

With a unique blend of historical romance, intrigue and captivating mystery, this truly moving story will bewitch anyone and everyone. Fiona McIntosh's writing will allure the mind, ensnare the senses and seduce the heart. The Chocolate Tin is an authentically compelling story that you should never pass the opportunity to read.
– Bronte, QBD Runaway Bay

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