Monthly Archives: March 2019

The Ice Shelf by Anne Kennedy – 2018

Posted on March 17, 2019 by alysonebaker

Janice Redmond has had a terrible childhood; neglectful parents, constantly being moved from one school to another, being abused by various men, and nowhere she lived had a fridge … Thirty years later, Janice, along with her big green fridge, … Continue reading →

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Crystal Reign by Kelly Lyndon – 2018

Posted on March 10, 2019 by alysonebaker

Chrissie has got everything: a devoted husband, three lovely children, her health and a self-owned business.  She coaches her daughter’s netball team, is a martial arts practitioner, and has lots of friends.  Hardly the person you would pick as a … Continue reading →

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Teeth of the Wolf by Dan Rabarts and Lee Murray – 2018

Posted on March 5, 2019 by alysonebaker

What a great genre mix-up: police procedural, horror, urban fantasy and cli fi all bundled together with a bit of romance thrown in! Teeth of the wolf is set in a not too distant future, in an Auckland that is … Continue reading →

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