QBD Book Club: The Podcast

In our brand-new episode of Crime Club, Victoria Carthew sits down with Chris Hammer to discuss his riveting and chilling new thriller, “Full Circle”.
In this epic and unforgettable story, we follow Travis Somerland - a man accustomed to danger. However, nothing can prepare him for the peril, the intrigue or the ruthlessness that confront him at Montechino. Or the murders.
 
Montechino: part palace and part fortress, the secluded estate of the uber-wealthy Claptons, modern-day robber barons who live by the credo: business is arithmetic, not morality.
 
Now Travis finds himself entangled in the ultimate power struggle, generations in the making, as the Claptons challenge the authority of one of the country's most formidable families. Can he survive the dynastic rivalries to bring some measure of justice to an unjust world?
 
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Recently, we had the pleasure of sitting down with Australian journalist and author Richard Glover to discuss his brand-new book “How To Ruin A Child”. 
Behind every generation of Australian mothers and fathers has stood an army of advisors - magazine columnists, expert authors, nurses, priests and government agencies. Most of those experts were very certain about their own rules. Any deviation would produce a dire result: you'd ruin a child. Yet, over time, the advice kept changing.
“Funny, intelligent and very useful – this book will make you trust yourself more and relax into the moment with your kids, which is what they need most” 
Hosted by Channel 7’s Victoria Carthew. 
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In our brand-new episode of Crime Club, Victoria Carthew sits down with Michael Robotham to discuss his riveting and chilling new thriller, “Tell Me Something True”.
Small towns are quick to anger and slow to forgive, but Arlo Hackett doesn't expect mercy when he emerges from a twelve-year prison sentence and makes his way back to Yulara, a waypoint on Australia's Great Southern Road. The last time Arlo was home, his brother Luke was charged with a terrible crime and Arlo was found guilty by association. His return to the former goldrush town is like cracking open a time capsule full of hatred and violence, along with memories of the people he loved - the ones he couldn't save.

Yulara wants Arlo gone, or worse, but every insult and humiliation pushes him to confront what really happened all those years ago.

The truth will shock you, surprise you, and break your heart.
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In our brand-new episode of Crime Club, Victoria Carthew sits down with Jessica Mansour-Nahra to discuss her nerve-shredding psychological thriller, “The Burn”.
Set in 2030, devastating bushfires have plunged Australia into lockdown. When stay-at-home orders lift, Carmen isn't relieved. Solitude has suited her too well. 
Carmen's best friend, Eleni, convinces her to join her and her boyfriend, Dan, and their friend Rhett on a road trip. After months apart, Eleni says they need an unplugged week away together: a chance for escape and reconnection, laughter and shared history. But the trip isn't what Carmen expects…  
Tense, timely, propulsive and unnerving, “The Burn” examines the myths we believe about ourselves and the people we love. With survival at stake, who do we become?
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In our brand-new episode of Crime Club, Victoria Carthew sits down with Joanna Jenkins to discuss her brand-new thriller "Bad Neighbours". 
In this story, Ruth Dawson finds her perfect living space in an art deco building in Potts Point, The Lumen. It's perfect until Ben, the homeless guy, dies under the corrugated iron lean-to in the garden where he lived. The residents of The Lumen do little to hide their relief.
They can cease their half-hearted attempts to find an acceptable solution to what they called 'the Ben problem', and return to more important issues: whether Lucas in the basement flat can keep his dog, Mavis; how it is that Lucas can afford to live there; and how it is that the banker who owns the whole of the top floor spent the owner's corporation funds to restore the glass-domed roof, but took for himself the light from the sun and the stars
They're not happy when Ruth Dawson brings Detective Sharon Messer in. Ben was poisoned. And one of the residents was involved.

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