When the attractive Daisy walks in, Guy Chamberlain finds himself on a tour of coffee-shops, parks and banks - anything to see her again. The persistent 'Kathy' has him pencilled in for marriage, his laddish best mate starts dating his sensitive sister, his mother's health takes a turn for the worse and a sexy workmate has revenge on her mind.

White Summer

Bitmead, Luke

Legend Press Ltd

Salt and Honey

Candi Miller

'I wrote this book to ask a girl to marry me. It contains instructions on how to build a blackcurrant bath bong, and features a talking fanny...and she still said yes.' Set in and around the cities of New York, Mexico and Caracas, "Queer Fish in God's Waiting Room" is a cautionary tale for elder brothers and their new girlfriends. A pacey trail illustrating the value of revelry, relationships and having a repertoire of unbeatable stories to tell, this is a classically written, often surreal, always brilliant comedy.

Queer Fish in God's Waiting Room

Lee Henshaw

Winner of the 2016 Luke Bitmead Bursary
'I've never quite read anything like it... funny, moving and terrifying all at once' Rick O'Shea
Struggling to cope with a tragic loss, Denis Murphy has learned to live a bit differently. Both his friends are used to it - the only problem is his monstrous housemates.
When his enigmatic ex-girlfriend comes back into his life, she threatens to shatter the finely crafted world around him.
As Denis begins to re-emerge from his sheltered existence and rediscover the person he used to be, things turn nasty, and he is forced to confront the demons that share not only his house, but also his head.
What Reviewers and Readers Say: 
'One part The Rosie Project, one part personal Heart Of Darkness, one part Stephen King - I've never quite read anything like it...There are many novels around in recent years with characters struggling with their mental health but none that I've read as original as this. Me, Myself And Them incredibly manages to be funny, moving and terrifying all at once ...I started thinking it was a story of the absurd but welled up by the time I got to the end. Dan Mooney has something quite unique here in a story of one man's journey through (literally) his own imprisoning demons of mental health. Give it a try. I hope it finds the audience it deserves.' Rick O'Shea
'As witty as it is unsettling ... I missed my train stop, twice, because of this book ... Dan Mooney has crafted a story of the strongest kind, that is, one that holds the power to prompt thought and dialogue. And this is a story much needed.' The BookBag 'Remarkable, fascinating and unnerving. Dan warmly invites us in and shows us to our comfy seat as he introduces us to a shocking post-trauma world where everything and nothing makes perfect sense.' Annie West

Me@@ Myself and Them

Literature & Fiction

Mooney, Dan

Genre Fiction

The Dhow House

McNEIL, Jean

'A beautifully quirky gem of a novel.' Laissez Faire '[A] quirky and touching tale...' Woman's Weekly Meg is growing up in a lovely world of food-filled fantasy; where her first tooth was so sharp her mother used her as a can opener and eating too many apples once left her spitting pips. Then, age five, she is thoroughly humiliated in front of the other children at school and turns her back on the world of fiction, deciding to let logic, and science rule her everyday thoughts and deeds. Years later, Meg's mother falls ill, and with the pressing of her boyfriend Mark, she struggles to deal with the situation in an orderly fashion, while her mother remains cocooned in her obsession with cookery, refusing to face up to her illness. Slowly as their relationship develops, Meg uncovers the truth about her childhood and is now faced with a humbling decision: to live in a cold harsh reality or envelop herself in a wonderful world of imagination. Goodin beautifully poses the notion that maybe life isn't defined as fact or fiction, perhaps it can include truth, lies, and everything in between.

Nutmeg

Goodin, Maria

Humor & Satire

The Visitors

Catherine Burns

The Magician's Lie

Greer Macallister

The Hidden Hours

Sara Foster

'Dark, compelling and truly memorable. Foster is one of my favourite writers.' Dervla McTiernan, author of The Ruin 
'With richly drawn characters and a tight, deftly handled plot, You Don't Know Me is a propulsive, dark and mysterious thriller.' Christian White, bestselling author of The Nowhere Child 
'This book has it all: a gripping opening, characters I cared deeply for, a compelling mystery and heart-stopping pace. I couldn't put it down. This is Sara Foster's best book yet.' Natasha Lester, bestselling author of The Paris Seamstress 
Lizzie Burdett was eighteen when she vanished. Noah Carruso has never forgotten her: she was his first crush; his unrequited love. She was also his brother's girlfriend. 
Tom Carruso hasn't been home in over a decade. He left soon after Lizzie disappeared, under a darkening cloud of suspicion. Now he's coming home for the inquest into Lizzie's death, intent on telling his side of the story for the first time. 
As the inquest looms, Noah meets Alice Pryce while on holiday in Thailand. They fall in love fast and hard, but Noah can't bear to tell Alice his deepest fears. And Alice is equally stricken, for she carries a terrible secret of her own. 
He's guarding a dark secret, but so is she. 
REVIEWS 
'A compelling, layered thriller with beautifully drawn characters.' Sarah Bailey, author of the Gemma Woodstock series 
'Proves yet again that Sara Foster is a writer at the top of her game. A compelling story of secrets, lies, and heartache.' Emma Visckic, award-winning author of And Fire Came Down and Resurrection Bay 
'Gripping, emotional and fast paced. Everything you could want in a suspense novel. I just loved it!' Tess Woods, author of Beautiful, Messy Love and Love and Other Battles 
PRAISE FOR SARA FOSTER 
'A writer at the top of her game.' Emma Viskic 
'... an enthralling mystery full of secrets determined to resurface ... will keep readers guessing to the end.' Jane Harper, New York Times bestseller 
'Effortless suspense and dramatic power.' Sydney Morning Herald 
'Classic suspense but with a wonderful modern edge.' Hannah Richell

You Don't Know Me: The most gripping thriller you'll read this year

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