No One's Looking

No One’s Looking by Brooke Davis is a sharp, funny contemporary Australian novel about suburban life, sisterhood, and the kind of female rage that builds quietly until it can’t be ignored. Susan has spent decades being the dependable “good” sister, but her husband’s push for an open marriage jolts her into questioning the rules she’s lived by. Nearby, her younger sister Vicki is on edge too, listening at her teenager’s door, doomscrolling, and feeling certain something in their stinking-hot January suburb is starting to crack. With bushfires threatening and tempers rising, old roles, old fears and long-buried desires begin to shift. Perfect for readers who love domestic fiction with bite, character-driven stories, and books about midlife reinvention, motherhood, and family dynamics. Add this one to your stack if you want a warm, witty read that still has plenty to say.