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Review: The Night Ferry by Michael Robotham
Title: The Night Ferry Author: Michael Robotham Publisher: Sphere [2008] ISBN: 978-0-7515-3730-7 Alisha Barba is a police constable on sick leave due to the horrific injuries she received during a...
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Review: Shatter, Michael Robotham
Title: Shatter Author: Michael Robotham Publisher: Sphere [2008] ISBN: 978-0-7515-3731-4 Length: 470 pages One afternoon Joe O’Loughlin, a clinical psychologist, is asked to help in a crisis situation:...
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Crime Fiction Alphabet – L is for Lost
We’re nearly half-way through the Crime Fiction Alphabet and I’m highlighting my favourite book by former Australian ghost-writer turned crime fiction author Michael Robotham. It’s the second of...
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Review: Bleed for Me by Michael Robotham
For the sixth book in the Aussie Authors challenge for this year I chose the audio book of Michael Robotham’s latest Joe O’Loughlin novel Former policeman Ray Hegarty is dead and his 14-year old...
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Aussie Authors Aced
I know the title doesn’t mean much but I had a yen for alliteration. What it means is that I have finished the highest possible level of the Aussie Author Challenge (8 books by Aussie Authors during...
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Out Of Step
Yesterday’s announcement of the shortlist for the Ned Kelly Awards for Australian crime fiction* reminded me, once again, that I am generally out of step with the rest of humanity (or at least judging...
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Aussie Authors Update #1
Earlier this year I decided to post my reviews of Aussie crime fiction exclusively at my other blog, Fair Dinkum Crime, which I co-host with fellow Australian blogger and crime fiction fan Kerrie of...
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Books of the month: August 2017
I skipped my monthly roundup for June and July because I hardly read a word due to real life shenanigans. That those shenanigans were resolved via me resigning from my job with a shred of dignity left...
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2017: The Favourites as Reading Bingo
I first reflected on a year’s reading via the Reading Bingo scorecard for 2016 and have decided to do it again this year. Mostly because it sneakily allows me to have more than the usual 10 or 12 books...
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