Ep 40: Killer Reads
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The Hope Book Club is turning 40! To celebrate, we have picked out some Killer Reads for you! And they’re all by Aussie authors. In this episode, we review: Everyone in my Family has Killed Someone by Benjamin Stevenson. It’s a novel set around a family reunion, but the members of the Cunningham family don’t like each other. If you loved Knives Out, this book is for you! The Woman in the Library by Sulari Gentill. An Australian novelist writes a story about four strangers who overhear a woman being murdered in the Boston Public Library. Her scream brings them together, but could one of them be the killer? And what about the author crafting their story? Could she be in real danger from one of her own characters? The Sorrow Stone by Brisbane-based author, Kari Gislason. Set in the 10th century, it’s based on the true story of Disa - one of Iceland’s most famous women. It’s a saga of divided loyalties, revenge and betrayal. And we'll discuss the books keeping us awake at night. We hope you enjoy the 40th episode of The Hope Book Club – because life’s just better with a book!
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