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This month you could win one of five copies of 'Best Wishes from the Full Moon Coffee Shop' by Mai Mochizuki. @HachetteAus Enter our competition online by 11.59pm on 30 November for your chance to win: https://t.co/eAAUy3AyZG

DCI Karen Pirie returns in Silent Bones by Val McDermid, a gripping new mystery where a landslide uncovers long-buried secrets. @HachetteAus Read an extract here: https://t.co/EIjWYZ3qmk

A Guardian and a Thief is set in a near-future Kolkata ravaged by climate change and food scarcity. Two families, desperate to protect their children, are pitted against each other in this propulsive tour de force. @SimonSchusterAU Learn more now: https://t.co/PFqPzB6Bwv

'Mansour-Nahra cleverly plays with ambiguity, crafting a disorienting atmosphere. It delivers on all fronts: tension, pace, an isolated setting, and an unreliable narrator ...' Read our early bird reviews of 'The Farm' here: https://t.co/oKkOWEfi8k @HachetteAus

In Crimson Velvet Heart, Carmel Bird reimagines the fleeting life of Marie-Adélaïde of Savoy - the young mother of the future Louis XV. @transitlounge2 Out now: https://t.co/jlfzqVVOcH

'If you enjoy cosy mysteries with strong female heroines, with a bit of Australian historical flair, this is definitely worth a read.' Read our early bird reviews of 'Murder on North Terrace' here: https://t.co/Jahlp1m4Xe @HachetteAus

'With echoes of The Midnight Library, The Lost Bookshop, and The Giver, this novel is not just a story, but a soulful journey into the heart of time and memory itself.' Read our early bird reviews of 'The Book of Lost Hours' here: https://t.co/ddij9NBdxR @AllenAndUnwin

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In this podcast episode Garry Disher talks about his book Mischance Creek, the fifth book in his bestselling 'Hirsch' series which sees the return of Constable Paul Hirschhausen as he investigates a cold case. @text_publishing Listen now: https://t.co/442qNoypqs

'Fredrik Backman has once again mined the depths of human existence and all that goes with it. This is one of those books that speaks to the heart and stays with you beyond the reading of subsequent books.' Read our reader reviews here: https://t.co/LwLBSmHTgW @SimonSchusterAU

Chris Hammer is an Australian crime writer whose books have dominated the bestseller lists since his debut crime novel, Scrublands in 2018. We caught up with Chris to find out what he's reading and what inspires his stories. @AllenAndUnwin Read the Q&A: https://t.co/1VMHesiY4I

'If you’re a fan of Jane Harper or Australian noir, Hot Ground delivers atmosphere, suspense, and small-town secrets in spades. It’s moody, compelling, and leaves a scorch mark long after the final page.' Read our reader reviews here: https://t.co/LrG2cUqc1B @Fremantle_Press

In this podcast episode we caught up with Inga Simpson and Tannya Harricks about about their children's picture book 'The Peach King', a contemporary fable about the resilience of nature. @HachetteAus Listen now: https://t.co/Dh3mXem3Ue

'The historical setting is richly detailed, offering a glimpse into Melbourne’s hidden histories, particularly the lives of women navigating a world that often works against them.' Read our early bird reviews of 'The Butterfly Women' here: https://t.co/4AbDeDejfb @AffirmPress

In this episode Blake Johnston, the world record holder for longest surf, talks about his memoir 'SwellBeing'. His book is an inspiring story about struggling with mental illness and what he did to rise back up. @HachetteAus Listen now: https://t.co/7oaRFxdVwc

'A stellar debut from an exciting Australian author. If you were a fan of RF Kuang’s Yellowface, you’re bound to get a kick out of I Want Everything.' @SimonSchusterAU Read our early bird reviews here: https://t.co/u3abVko772

In this episode Mark Greenwood and Frané Lessac talk about 'The Legend of Jessie Hickman' which brings to life the fascinating but little-known story of Jessie Hickman (1890–1936), Australia’s so-called ‘Lady Bushranger’. @nlagovau Listen now: https://t.co/kGIqV8EMgm

Revolve by bestselling author Bal Khabra is here! An enemies-to-lovers sports romance where figure skater Sierra and hockey star Dylan collide on and off the ice. @BloomsburySyd Find out more now: https://t.co/6U9ZdZE9Xq

In this podcast episode we caught up with Suzanne Leal about her 2025 ARA Historical Novel Prize CYA winning novel, 'The Year We Escaped'. @HNSAustralasia Listen now: https://t.co/2Tv49C5J0g