Toni Jordan
The AU’s Most Anticipated Books of 2025: July – September
- July 1, 2025
- Books
- Features
- Alison Nampitjinpa Anderson
- Bantam
- Chloe Adams
- Dreaming Fully Awake Press
- Fremantle Press
- Hachette
- HarperCollins Australia
- JM Field
- Mandi Kontos
- nell stevens
- nicolas rothwell
- Omar Musa
- One More Chapter
- Patrick Marlborough
- Penguin
- philippa gregory
- R F Kuang
- Rosie Hewlett
- Scribner
- Stefanie Koens
- T. Kingfisher
- Takuya Asakura
- Text Publishing
- Toni Jordan
- Tor Nightfire
- UQP Books
- Yuka Maeno
Assassins, gorgons, greyhounds and calico cats all feature in this quarter’s most anticipated list, with characters across the board witnessing their own personal versions of hell (and the very literal hell in one case). But amongst these monsters and trials and conflicts are also moments of peace, moments of solidarity, and moments of personal growth….
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Standing in line for an exhibit on the life of novelist, Inga Karlsson, Caddie Walker meets a mysterious woman who appears to know more about Karlsson and her famous lost work than anyone could possibly know. Caddie, a Karlsson devotee, becomes obsessed with finding out who this woman is, and if it’s possible that she…