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A country town, a brutal murder, a shameful past, a reckoning to come... The injustices of the past and dangers of the present envelop Aboriginal ...
Praised by Tim Winton as 'a ripping page-turner about shameful secrets just across the horizon', the most terrifying aspect of this tenth novel from a ...
Shortlisted for the Fogarty Literary Award, Jasper Cliff is an outback gothic thriller set in a small town where people have a habit of disappearing ...
The exciting new rural crime novel from the bestselling author of Broken Bay and The Creeper. When a massive wind farm is erected on its ...
Winner, WA Premier's Prize for an Emerging Writer 2023
Winner, Dorothy Hewett Award for an Unpublished Manuscript 2021
Winner, Ned Kelly Award for Best ...
When you dig, will you strike gold ... or unearth dangerous secrets? An exciting new series from the queen of rural crime.
No matter how much ...
From award-winning crime writer Margaret Hickey comes a collection of captivating short stories celebrating the Australian countryside.
Margaret Hickey's Rural Dreams takes a look ...
David Whish-Wilson's I Am Already Dead is a gripping and high-paced noir novel. This will keep fans of True West on the edge of ...
'This gripping tale of three women who are suspected in the disappearance of a 9-year-old is a powerful read you won't want to put ...
Stone Town is another captivating rural crime drama from the author of the award-winning Cutters End.
With its gold-rush history long in the past, Stone ...
An award-winning crime thriller, set in the South Australian outback town of Cutters End. A mysterious death on New Year's Eve 1989 leads to ...
Frank Swann is back in another edgy and disturbing crime thriller that's far too close to the truth for comfortable reading.
The fourth book ...
Gritty and unsettling, this noir crime novel is based on Perth's thriving Neo-Nazi movement of the late 1980s.
The first book in the Lee ...
