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A POWERFUL CRIME MYSTERY WITH A YOUNG MAN'S JOURNEY OF SELF-DISCOVERY AT ITS CORE"e;There's a lot of power and heartbreak in this outstanding small-town crime novel. Gill has proven he's a real talent to watch."e; - Paul Cleave, Author of Trust No OneWhen the body of wealthy teen and aspiring photographer Evan Wiley is found faceup at the base of Taonga Falls, one thing is immediately clear: he didn't jump.Detective Brooke Palmer races down to the struggling New Zealand town she once called home to comfort her oldest friend - Evan's mother.But when Brooke learns Evan had been hanging out with a boy who used to bully him, she quickly gets drawn into the case. She fears this dangerous new friendship may have cost Evan his life - or at the very least, his heart.And as Brooke confronts her own past, she is reminded that in Taonga, even those who have it all can hit rock bottom.A gripping whodunnit through a fresh lens, Boy Fallen will keep you guessing until the very end.

Singer/songwriter. Painter. Contemporary artist. Is there anything Bryony Marie Fry cant do? Well, now shes delving into the world of publishing with her debut collection of poetry, DECADE.Containing prose written over the course of the last ten years, DECADE journals the personal, professional and spiritual growth of Bryony's journey into womanhood, not ignoring the demons from her past. From homelessness to a long battle with addiction, Bryony has worked hard to overcome these ghosts. But that doesn't mean she's forgotten a single second of how they made her feel, using them as fuel for her poetry, in a way that is as honest and vulnerable as her music.

A collection of contemporary poetry by independent author, Chris Gill. Penned over the course of a decade, Verses details the writer's journey into adulthood, as he reflects on his past, present and future. It also makes observations about the world on a social, political and spiritual scale, which will leave you deep in thought and often able to relate.The collection is split into six parts that tackle issues on both a macro and micro scale. Kicking off with the confessional Catacombs, the book promises to take its reader on an existential trip as the author picks apart fragments of his memory. The book then continues with Escape to the Docks, a darker, even haunting section that presents the reader with a narrative of the writer's student life. Expect themes ranging from hedonism to suicide.The third part of the book, titled Home, reverts back in time to the author's childhood. Here we're given an intimate insight into the poets early years through dream-like prose. The fourth section of the book, Wires, sees the experimental writer turn far more outward as he openly expresses his political views and concerns about the environment. This section includes the epic poem Wires, which takes the reader on a powerful exploration into the author's inner psyche.The final two parts, Oracles under City Lights and The Other Side, follow Chris' life in both London and Sydney, with all the lessons taught along the way through the people he encountered and situations he found himself in.If you think poetry is dull and outdated, Verses will open your mind and give you a taste of how contemporary poetry looks, sounds and feels. It proves that poetry, just like any other art form, exists to provoke emotion and empathy within its reader; leaving you enthralled and wanting more.