Readers of historical fiction should enjoy A Tapestry of Treason by Anne O'Brien.

It's set in 1399 and features Constance of York, and features treason, heartbreak and betrayal. This is the story of a woman ahead of her time, fighting for herself and what she believed to be right in a world of men.

"Electrifying and filled with masterful suspense" is the new novel by Val McDermid How the Dead Speak, a thriller with Tony Hill and Carol Jordan. Or you could try a novel by Australian author Sonia Orchard Into the Fire described as "a perceptive, provoking story of friendship and intimacy".

The library staff have been delivering bags of books to shop-bound members, who cannot leave their shops to change their items.

If you are a shopkeeper, or have staff who can't leave the premises to visit the library, our staff can select books, magazines or talking books for them in their preferred subjects or genres, and deliver to them the joys of reading or listening to books to the shop door.

The service is free, and joining the library is easy, a simple form, an indication of the type and number of books you would like to receive, and it's done!

Even if you don't wish to borrow books, the library still has plenty to offer - there are computers to use, free wifi, a printing and copying machine for 40 cents a page, newspapers, and magazines. The library is also runs a number of programmes such as Brain training @ the library each Monday, Knit and Natter, Colour and Chatter on Saturday mornings, and Bookends Literacy Assist on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons.

Please contact the library staff on 6740 2190 for further information.