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Port Mortuary by Patricia Cornwell I think Patricia Cornwell has run her course with Scarpetta and is unable to bring a freshness to her that would keep her exciting. It ran… Started by Jenni Wong	0	Jan 10, 2011
Covet by Tara Moss Tara Moss never fails to deliver. The story grips you from the first page, and keeps you wanting more. The word 'spine-tingling' has been… Started by Read, Review & Win	0	Nov 3, 2010
Animal Kingdom by Stephen Sewell A gripping criminal tale, I could hardly put the book down. A shocking and horrifying look into a very real part of society. Started by Read, Review & Win	0	Sep 28, 2010
The Surrogate by Tania Carver Dark and twisted, but strangely compelling reading. The twists kept me guessing to the very end. I look forward to reading more from Tani… Started by Read, Review & Win	0	Sep 14, 2010
Charming quirks of others by Alexander McCall Smith Although Alexander McCall Smith sometimes puts his main characters in peril they don't, in the end, suffer: leaving the reader feeling hap… Started by Jenni Wong	0	Sep 9, 2010
Mean Town Blues by Sam Reaves Mean town blues is a classic noir crime story about Tommy who is home from the Iraq war after being shot and decides to go to Chicago to… Started by Jacqui	0	Aug 20, 2010
The Broken Shore by Peter Temple "The Broken Shore" is an endlessly entertaining snoop through the underside of a small Australian town full of racism and secrets. Peter… Started by Read, Review & Win	0	Aug 9, 2010
Blind Spot by Terri Persons - this week's winning review A well-written thriller with a supernatural angle. A very good read. Congratulations to Laura Mock, this week's winner in the Read, Rev… Started by Read, Review & Win	0	Aug 9, 2010
Merry wives of Maggody by Joan Hess The town's fearless and pregnant Sherrif, Arly Hanks is faced with murder and mayhem in a 2 bit, hick town, filled with 1 bit hicks. A gol… Started by Jenni Wong	0	Aug 4, 2010
The Man from Beijing by Henning Mankell First time read of this author. Enjoyed the different timeframes and locations. Found the story to be tense and gripping. Need to read… Started by Read, Review & Win	0	Aug 3, 2010