Confessions of a female PI

Reading Tiffany Bond’s racy self-published read Confessions of a Female Private Investigator could very well make you paranoid. She does, after all, spend much of her time following cheating spouses, and her case files are bulging with accounts of unfaithful...

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Anything but normal

Julie Catt’s refreshingly honest memoir ‘Normal’ is of course anything but, with a storyline more suited to a wacky soap opera. Adopted at an early age, the Sydney psychologist and ex-pat American was a self-described wild child who revelled in the...

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AC/DC - the deluxe edition

As Acca Dacca fans geared up for Australia's Black Ice tour in 2010 – the first time rockers AC/DC had toured Australia in eight years – they entertained themselves reading the band’s re-released in-depth biography, AC/DC Maximum Rock & Roll. Unlike...

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Wounded Guardian's exciting debut

Redemption looms large in Duncan Lay’s debut novel The Wounded Guardian, in which an orphan and a desperate queen thwart the retirement plans of a traumatised war veteran. Martil is a soldier who in company with his fellow Ralloran countrymen has committed...

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