Steve Hawke

A masterfully told epic of the Kimberley, Writing WA describes it as a generous and heartwarming story that is beautifully written, bringing the characters and country to vivid life. A murder in the remote bush in 1916 sparks a chain of events that will haunt a family for generations. Hidden in the refuge of a secret valley, their tiny community...

The 1960s are remembered as a time of change and upheaval throughout the Western world, including Australia. No part of the country changed more in that decade than the remote pastoral regions of the north. But in these tropical parts, the winds of change did not bring the anti-war movement, the counterculture, feminism, or the other issues that preoccupied the...

From the author of The Valley comes this immensely readable love story, and family story, that explores the difficult ethical and emotional terrain of dementia, and each person's right to decide when it is their time to die. Anne and Joe have at long last found the sweet spot in their relationship - they have overcome conflict and difficulties and...

A family saga about loyalty, love, risk, redemption, and the ties that bind. Meet the Brothers Wolfe. Elliot Wolfe - ambitious, ruthless, and living for the thrill of the deal. Athol Wolfe - a young man trying to find a place outside his big brother's shadow. Include a maiden aunt with a long memory and a mild-mannered father reluctant to...

Before there was Gary Ablett, Tony Lockett and Lance "Buddy" Franklin, there was Graham "Polly" Farmer, a footballing legend who revolutionised the game. This captivating biography recounts his life; from his humble beginnings in North Fremantle across the 356 football games he would play over 19 seasons—more than anyone else in AFL history—and his enduring legacy in the Polly Farmer...