Group Chat

By: Zoe Foster-Blake ISBN: 9781922928122 Allen & Unwin (2026) This is a familiar story, told with warmth and appealing characters. Although it doesn’t break any new ground, it will entertain and satisfy readers. When Farah’s husband has an affair, the girlfriends in her group chat come together to support her. Before long, this turns into … Continue reading Group Chat →

What the Bones Know

By: Kirstyn McDermott ISBN: 978 1038922762 HQ Fiction (2026) This genre crossing novel opens like a crime novel, but then veers into something closer to a ghost story. I found it more moving than most ghost stories, absorbing, and somewhat unexpected despite familiar tropes. Jude Mees is struggling. Divorced, she can’t shed her controlling ex-husband … Continue reading What the Bones Know →

The Burn

By: Jessica Mansour-Nahra ISBN: 9780733653001 Hachette Australia (2026) This is a compelling thriller with a SF edge. There’s a dreadful anticipation building through the novel, and readers will find themselves completely invested in whether characters they care about will survive whatever is to come. In 2030 bushfires fuelled by climate crisis have forced Australians into … Continue reading The Burn →

She Lied First

By: Dinuka McKenzie ISBN: 9781460769423 HarperCollins Australia (2026) This thriller will have you spinning; the second half is loaded with so many twists that you won’t know where you’re facing. Despite this, most readers won’t have any problems following as the plot unfolds, and will find it a tense and absorbing read. Kal and Devi … Continue reading She Lied First →