As with a jigsaw everything comes together – just as snippets of the storyline in Roger Averill’s book ‘Keeping Faith’ make a well rounded read to the very end. Parts of Josh’s story come from his workplace in a maternity hospital, from his childhood memories and from his sister’s frightening experience in Papua New Guinea. ‘Keeping Faith’, why do some people keep it whatever happens to them, while others lose it?File Download (26:14 min / 24 MB)

Is Hundreds House haunted? Doctor Faraday thinks it is more psychological than paranormal. Set in post WW2, it is not only the house in decline but the English gentry. Sarah Waters tells listeners why she didn’t put sex into ‘The Little Stranger’, which was shortlisted for the 2009 Man Booker Prize for fiction.File Download (25:39 min / 12 MB)

A collection of short stories, some weird, some macabre and some so close to a near reality that it would be preferred to leave them undisturbed – because after you read them you may be left disturbed. Bob Franklin’s book – ‘Under Stones’.File Download (26:20 min / 12 MB)

Ballet and orthodox Judiasm do not mix! Robyn Bavati writes about Ditty keeping her after school activities secret from her family. ‘Dancing in the Dark’ is a very readable young adult book and has set it around St Kilda.File Download (24:41 min / 11 MB)

If you like cooking, France and love stories this is the book for you. Elizabeth Bard writes warmly about the difference in French culture and how she came to love it as well as her man. She also explains why French women are not fat and gives lots of recipes too!File Download (28:46 min / 13 MB)

A dead girl, with a vampire bite to the neck. Is it a jealous friend? In her 5th novel as crime profiler for the FBI, Sophie Anderson takes us inside the cult of vampires. A very readable and enjoyable crime novel by P.D. Martin.File Download (27:01 min / 25 MB)