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INTERVIEW: Kerry Reichs

January 31, 2010
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Kristy McCormick
After reading Kerry Reichs’ two novels ‘The Best Day of Someone Else’s Life’ and ‘The Good Luck Girl’ I now recommend them to all my girlfriends. They are both refreshingly honest, sharp and make you laugh out loud one minute while feeling a pang of heartache in the next! Kerry was kind enough to [...]

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The Pissed Off Parents Club, Mink Elliot

January 30, 2010
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Tina Gamble
Are you PI**ED OFF with your:
A) Progeny? B) Partner? C) Poor, pathetic excuse for a life?  Maybe your PI**ED OFF with all 3!?!
Well, why not get it off your chest at the inaugural meeting of THE PI**ED OFF PARENTS CLUB?
When? Wednesday, May 5
What time? 8.15pm (so you can catch Corrie first)
Where? The [...]

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The Neighbour, Lisa Gardner

January 28, 2010
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Kristy McCormick
Sandra Jones – a young, pretty mother, disappears in the middle of the night. She leaves her four year old daughter asleep in the house and when her husband arrives home he finds the house still locked tight and Sandra nowhere to be found. And so the mystery begins with Lisa Gardner’s latest thriller, [...]

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Interview: Rae Morris, Beautiful Eyes

January 28, 2010
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Tammerly Holmes, Pink Diva Makeup
This has got to be the most beautiful book I have read and admired in a long time. As a makeup artist, I am obsessed with makeup and beauty books but there hasn’t been a book that caught my eye like this one. It seems Rae Morris, Australia’s very own award-winning [...]

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Interview: Maralinga, Judy Nunn

January 24, 2010
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Guest Editor, Paula Grunseit
Paula Grunseit chats with Judy Nunn about acting, writing historical fiction and her new novel Maralinga.

Featuring a gutsy female investigative journalist, Maralinga is a compelling story of romance, power and espionage set during the 1950s when the British government conducted an extensive series of nuclear tests in the desert of [...]

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Breathing In Colour, Clare Jay

January 24, 2010
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Guest Editor Natalie Green, Colourful Words
‘Your child is missing – presumed dead.’
Hours after receiving the dreaded phone call, Alida Salter flies to India to search for her backpacker daughter. The discovery of disturbing collages in Mia’s hotel makes Alida suspect a connection between the disaster which fractured their relationship 13 years ago, and Mia’s recent, [...]

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Smash Cut, Sandra Brown

January 21, 2010
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Guest Editor, Andrea Parks
When one of Atlanta’s most successful CEOs is murdered in a hotel elevator, full of people, the investigation begins. All the ingredients are here in Smash Cut by Sandra Brown: murder, money, mystery, madness, and mojo.  Murder going down the elevator, mojo up in the air at 10,000 feet – and that’s [...]

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I, Alex Cross By James Patterson

January 21, 2010
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Guest Editor, Kristy McCormick
As a long time James Patterson fan, I had been a little disappointed with a couple of his last books. And after reading Cross Country a while ago I was a bit reluctant to read much more about Alex Cross. But this was a nice surprise – the latest installment in the [...]

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