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Elizabeth George
Elizabeth George's masterly new novel sees Detective Inspector Thomas Lynley back centre stage in an intricate crime drama.

Down the Darkest Road
Tami Hoag
Find out where evil lives in the latest bestseller from the Queen of Crime.

Hawk Quest
Robert Lyndon
A huge, exciting historical adventure epic in the bestselling tradition of Bernard Cornwell, Conn Iggulden and Robyn Young.

The House of Silk
Anthony Horowitz
The first official new Sherlock Holmes mystery, written by global bestseller Anthony Horowitz.

No One Left To Tell
Karen Rose
The addictive Karen Rose serves up her most relentless thriller yet. Will anyone live to tell the tale?


Run Fat Bitch Run
Ruth Field
A tough-love exercise programme for the terminally unmotivated. When all else has failed, RUN!

The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight
Jennifer E. Smith
In the tradition of great romantic films such as BEFORE SUNSET and BRIEF ENCOUNTER, readers will be captivated by this winning combination of warmth, humour, heartbreak and romance.
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Indie Book Awards Shortlist
Hachette Australia is very proud to have two titles shortlisted for this year’s Indie Awards.
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