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SHATTER by MICHAEL ROBOTHAM The psychological thriller is a genre thats ruled by Americans such as Harlan Coben and Robert Crais but we can add a new English/Australian voice to the pot with the continued rise of Michael Robotham whose latest novel, Shatter, has just been released by Sphere. full story...



WICKED BY GREGORY MAGUIRE
Gregory Maguire clearly has some kind of fairy tale witch fetish thing going on, his previous works include takes on Cinderella and Snow White with Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister and Mirror, Mirror. Now riding high on the back of major success in America (there has even been a stage musical!) comes the Australian publication of Wicked, an imagining of the life of the wicked witch of the west, chief baddie in L Frank Baums legendary The Wizard of Oz. full story...


FRIDGE MAGNETS ARE BASTARDS
Former hopeless failure Mark Dapin knows what annoys us and he also knows how to go on a funny rant about it.

His new book Fridge Magnets are Bastards is an A-Z rant about annoying people and useless things in the modern world.

From Alexander Downer to air punctuation, from jargon like thinking outside the box, in the loop, or on the same page to call centres, from F-list celebrities to fright-wing columnists, from water cooler moments to those emblems of useless junk fridge magnets our author has identified and nailed 141 different types of terrible, creeping modern bastardry.

Fridge Magnets are Bastards is released by Harper Collins this October.



CENTURION BY SIMON SCARROW
Coming on like a cross between The Sweeney and one of Bernard Cornwell's Sharpe novels, Centurion by Simon Scarrow is a pull no punches slice of adventure set in ancient Rome. This is Scarrow's eighth book featuring the pair of Roman soldiers Quintus Licinius Cato and Lucius Cornelius Macro who have slowly risen through the ranks whilst fighting in Britain and Gaul. full story...



 

 

 



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