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Book review: Cold Truth, Ashley Kalagian Blunt
The freezing temperature is not the only thing that will send chills along your spine.

Book review: Why Are We Like This?, Zoe Kean
This wonderful book offers a super abundance of insights into why we are the way we are.

Book review: The Ledge, Christian White
A novel for lovers of challenging mysteries.

Book review: The First Friend, Malcolm Knox
A thriller, a satire and an insight into humankind’s inhumanity.

Book review: What I Would Do to You, Georgia Harper
What would you do if faced with the shocking conundrum explored here?

Book review: Would That Be Funny?, Lorin Clarke
Lorin Clarke reveals much about her brilliant father, warts and all, with honesty and wit.

Book review: The Terrible Event, David Cohen
Shrewd and powerful observations fuel these tales of ordinary people.

Book review: Call me Marlowe, Catherine de Saint Phalle
Among many other things, this novel canvasses love, reconciliation and friendship.

Book review: Home Before Night, JP Pomare
This original thriller begs to be devoured in a single sitting.

Book review: The Invisible, Peter Papathanasiou
Some momentum is lost to digressive detail in this otherwise entertaining tale.