Salt Lane is an exciting and thought-provoking read, the first in William Shaw’s new series of crime thrillers set on the Kent coastline in the shadow of Dungeness. It uncovers an underworld of illegal migrants and dangerous gang masters and asks questions about those who are on the edges of society, through choice or by the necessities of poverty and politics: illegal migrant workers and their appalling experiences as modern-day slaves.
A Gothic tale about the legendary Melmoth who stalks the earth bearing witness to the atrocities of humanity, this is a thought-provoking novel with themes of justice, guilt, redemption and betrayal.
An ordinary summer barbeque in an affluent urban Australian setting turns into something else in this story about three couples, their lives, and the events of that fateful day. The narrative swings from past to future and observes the concerns shared by all humans about family and life in general. An uplifting story in the end.
Five ways to help you find your way back.
Grandma’s recipe for cupcakes has unexpected consequences. A humorous story published by Intrinsick Magazine.
The Covenant is the prequel to Thorne Moore’s A Time for Silence. It is a gripping story of the Owen family which engages the reader on a rollercoaster of emotions. Leah Owen, the protagonist, is bound by the shackles and expectations that held many women at the end of the 19th and early 20th centuries.
Tomos is a five-year old and the victim of neglect. This review of Sara Gethin's novel, Not Thomas, shows life through his eyes. A moving story of love, neglect and hope.
A story about time passing and anticipation of events.
The story is for anyone who's been scrumping, about the lure of ripe fruit, waiting to be picked.
The Lost Man by award-winning best-selling author, Jane Harper is a gripping crime story, set in the hot and harsh Australian outback where intense relationships bring a mysterious death.
