Contemporary Fiction

What happens when the world ends? Do we forge a new sense of camaraderie? Do we forgo our grudges at the armageddon's behest? My take is that the world's end won't be so spectacular after all. Ultimately, we'll be too consumed by our own reflections to notice the world crumbling around us.

This is a humorous relationship comedy. Lizzie marries Clifford, even though she suspects she’s not in love with him. She soon realises she’s made a terrible mistake, but isn’t brave enough to face into that. She spends the next 25 years regretting but somehow not divorcing him.

While investigating a criminal mastermind based in the Caribbean, HSI Agent Ryder stumbles across a mysterious woman fleeing her private island villa and flying under the radar. Unwittingly sharing the same ruthless enemy, the secrets they keep from each other leave them both on the edge of peril.

Richard moves to an isolated community high in the Andes. It’s the perfect place for a reclusive writer struggling with social anxiety—until the residential complex is dislodged by an earthquake and begins to slide down the mountain.

A mysterious collapse forces City oil broker BELLE into therapy, where she must confront the truth behind her missing memory, the musician she cannot stop loving, and a life she no longer recognises.

After stealing a young girl from Greece and raising her as her own, a woman's life unravels when the girl begins to find out who she is.