This is the perfect book if you feel like Australian Noir. I could not believe it is a debut, and only think well that’s why it’s winning everything!!! I was so on the edge of my seat. I had no idea where Evelyn could possibly have gone to and honestly I was heartbroken trying to
I’m 20 years older than I think I should have been to read this one; I just wanted to see Naomi stop dating, start counselling and take sone time out by herself! But the fact she was so frustrating me makes me really appreciate how real she was to me. I don’t think I’ve read
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This was so much fun! It was also so interesting, such great armchair travel and hahaha exactly what I picture happens in corporate law offices everywhere…I was completely convinced it was someone else who had killed Gavin Jones- who by the way is so vile I couldn’t wait for someone to kill 😂 it also
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Exactly what the cover promises; a complete hug of a novel. I think at the core a Sophie Green novel makes you think about incidental friendship; the importance of doing and moving. I just loved it. I loved slowly becoming friends with Elizabeth, Lorraine, Cynthia and Kathy. I loved slowly becoming part of the Sunshine
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This wasn’t the novel I was expecting, but am I so glad I had the opportunity to read it! This isn’t the quintessential Australian story, but it probably should be held up as one; I bet it resonates with many Australians. I really felt I have been allowed to look into a traditional Sri Lankan
I didn’t think I was going to love this one initially, dating and a biological ticking clock, I was afraid I was 15 years too old. But then I settled on in and goodness; no wonder this won the banjo!!!!!! It’s a fun rom com absolutely, love an enemies to lovers..I loved Zoe and her
Hahaha, the title is almost as long as the novel. It’s a shortie, but weeks later I’m still thinking about it. Goodness, what a gothic tale full of foreboding! Beautifully written (obviously) beautifully created characters (obviously) so glad I had the opportunity to read it. Joyce Carol Oates is an institution for a reason, this
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I LOVE Eva Scott’s rural romances, I was ecstatic when I received an early copy of Home to Echidna Lane in the mail. I immediately settled on in and devoured it. It’s not just the armchair travel (I’m yet to travel to Tasmania, but am definitely going now I’ve read this novel) and it’s not
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This has got to be Sally Hepworth’s darkest novel yet. I completely give it all the stars. This is such a worthy novel. It’s everything you expect in a Sally Hepworth; it’s fast, it’s dark, there are twists in the twists..but this is also about fostering, childhood, sisters and luck. It just gave me so much
Absolutely LOVED it!! Emily Henry is completely my happy place. I settle in and know I am in safe hands. This was a fun enemies to lovers, it was such a fun romp of a read, I loved hanging with Harriet and her friends. It’s also a love letter to friendship and found family, and
