The Eleventh Floor
Will one mother’s lie cost another woman her life? The truth will destroy her own family but her silence will devastate other people’s lives.
Gone
A daughter doesn’t come home from school one day. Her grieving family will endure a forty-year struggle to find the truth.
The Professor
A gripping mystery. A story of obsession and the dark places to which this can take fractured people.
The Detective’s Guide to Paris
For the young or the young at heart. 1920s Paris comes to life in this captivating story that features young sleuth, Pepper Stark.
SA Chapter: To the River – Vikki Wakefield in Conversation with Sonya Bates
All crime fans are welcome at the first event of Sisters in Crime’s SA Chapter. Author Vikki Wakefield will be speaking about her new psychological thriller book To the River with author Sonya Bates. The event charge includes finger food and first drink (wine or non-alcoholic drinks available).
The Nightmare & The Narrative
The Nightmare & The Narrative
Meet the survivors who turned the crimes against them into bestselling books. Sisters in Crime invites you to join Queensland Convenor, Megan Norris, in conversation with debut authors Lily Arthur, Sonya Leeding and Kay Schubach – three women who have triumphed over tragedy by turning their worst nightmares into stories that shine a light on the impact of violent crime. This free event is the first in a line-up of amazing Killer Crime Conversations hosted by Sisters in Crime in 2024.
Unmasking the truth
So many crimes, so many lies, so much deception. The new novels by Louise Milligan, Sarah Bailey, and Abby Corson expose the perfidy, duplicity, and brutality that define some people, and far too many institutions. They will tell all to journalist and Sisters in Crime convenor, Leslie Falkiner-Rose.
Murder Monday: Jo Dixon
For the February Murder Monday, Sisters in Crime’s Jacq Ellem spoke to Tasmanian author Jo Dixon who has two crime novels under her belt – The House of Now and Then and, now, A Shadow at the Door, both with HarperCollins Australia. Like many writers, Jo has had a varied career. She has been a dental assistant, an event co-ordinator, a travel agent, and has run an online shop-never really believing her passion for writing could lead to anything.
DARK CORNERS
Being an influencer is like feeding a monster, nothing is ever enough. No matter how much you give… eventually you have to give your soul.
RIPPER
Seventeen years ago a small town was rocked by three murders and the Rainer Ripper was caught. Now it seems a copycat has come to town.