The first thing I noticed about this book was the dramatic cover. I know you’re not supposed to judge a book by its cover and I hoped I wouldn’t be disappointed. As in fabulous cover, less than stellar story – that was not the case for Imposter by Kathy Anderson.

Jordanne Saunders' first command of an oceangoing vessel on the planet of Sister Earth is the Red Storm. Previously in charge of only lake and river ships, Jordanne is newly a commander and somewhat paranoid about what she perceives as both governmental interference, and high-placed dislike of her family name...

Edna Merker knows it’s her time. Her once beautiful face and body have been transformed by time and little care into something she can hardly stand to look at in the mirror. In truth, she almost welcomes death...

When police dispatcher Wynne Fredericks suddenly received mysterious and threatening phone calls about murders and countdowns, she is a little unnerved but not really worried. After all, nothing like that has ever happened in Chance City before...

Having lived with visions for most of her life, Marianne Waters knows the consequences of ignoring them and trying to change them, as well as trying to convince others of her abilities. When she foresees the death of her daughter’s best friend, things come to a head and Marianne is convinced they must move and using several different techniques, she chooses St. Louis as their new home.

Cimmerian City by Rae Lindley is the type of book that in this reviewer's wide experience, is all too rare: an utterly unstoppable tale which latches on to the reader from the first sentences, then sets a death-defying pace through realms known and unknown...

This story is haunting. Fresh and cold as death, Dark Roads feels like stepping off the pavement of your safe side street right into the "Twilight Zone".

Bill Porter's life took a real downturn after his tour of duty as a pilot in Vietnam. Marriage and a child gave meaning to his life, until he lost his wife to cancer, and custody of his daughter to his wife's sister after he resorted to alcoholism...

When I started reading this book I did not know what to think. I had a hard time finishing this story and for its length it should have been a quick and easy read. I did not know if this story was meant to be taken tongue-in-cheek like a spoof or as a realistic contemporary erotic fiction tale

Senior Constable Alan Foster has a problem besides Ms Montague’s missing horse, the impending bushfire, his impetuous daughter and the new young female assistant Constable Jade Lee. He has a possible murder to investigate and only a week to do it in.