Penguin Books is generously donating ten copies of Dove, and ten copies of Dead Heat for the Crime Stack for March.
Dove, thenew novel by Georgia Harper, the winner of the 2025 Davitt award for best debut novel, revolves around a provocative question. After a violent confrontation with the man next door, Dove paints a daring question on the front wall of her Sunshine Coast hinterland farm: ‘What would you do if you had a whole day on earth free of men?’ When tourists and local women answer by writing their pent-up frustrations, fears and confessions, it strikes a nerve with the local blokes. Tensions boil up, just as the town hits the headlines over a missing teen. . .
Dead Heat, theexplosive new thriller from Sunday Times bestselling author Sabine Durrant, is set over one blazing Mediterranean summer. Former UK journalist Matt Grimshaw’s has been ‘let go’ by the paper where he’s worked for years, and his relationship with his long-term girlfriend has come unstuck. So when an invitation arrives from his two closest friends to join them at their house in Greece, he jumps at it. But then things get out of hand until a terrible ‘accident’ stops the summer in its tracks . . .
The Crime Stack is a benefit for Sisters in Crime members. Every month, there are 20 books to win in a random draw of members.
Join now and be in the running for a complimentary paperback copy of Dove or Dead Heat.
HQ Fiction, an imprint of HarperCollins Australia. will be sending the last month’s winners a copy of The Drowning or What the Bones Know: Margaret Caraher (Vic); Diane Chorlton (Qld); Elizabeth Creed (Vic); Paula Duggan (Qld); Rosy Fenwicke (NZ); Megan Heyward (NSW); Philomena Horsley (Vic); Peggy Kerdo (Vic); Jane Lee (NSW); Catie Maher (Vic); Pamela Nathan (Vic); Loraine Peck (NSW); Anne Sgro (Vic); Stacy Smith (NSW); Marie Smyth (Vic); Cris Tunny (Qld); Maryanne Vagg (Vic); Rachel Walsh (SA); and Kay Weller (NSW).