A DISAPPEARANCE IN FIJI
1914, Fiji: Akal Singh, 25, would rather be anywhere but this tropical paradise – or, as he calls it, ‘this godforsaken island’.
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THE WATCHFUL WIFE
She loves and trusts her husband but does she know him? He’s a good man, so why are the police knocking on her door?
Dangerous Devotions
A Sydney sex worker market that employs disabled workers to cater to a nichè market. Someone’s missing. And mutilated dolls are being left outside a women’s refuge.
Apartment 303
Even a locked door can’t keep you safe.
Rory is a recluse who watches the world from her apartment but her sanctuary becomes a prison when her past returns to haunt her.
Broken Bay
Detective Sergeant Mark Ariti has taken a few days’ holiday in Broken Bay. Renowned cave diver Mya Rennik has drowned while exploring a sinkhole on the land of wealthy farmer Frank Doyle. As the press descends, Mark’s boss orders him to stay put and assist the police operation.
The Other Side of Her
A missing backpacker
A million-dollar reward
Ordinary people cracking under pressure
Into the Dark
In fifteen-year-old Riva Holden’s bedroom, scrawled across the mirror in blood, are three words:
Make
Them
Stop.
Judgement Day
Family law judge Kaye Bailey is found murdered in her chambers. Is this the work of a disgruntled complainant? Or an inside job by a jealous colleague? Or is there something even more insidious at the heart of this brutal act
The Bone Ranger
What begins as a missing person case, soon becomes a murder investigation, and Rose is warned not to interfere.
But, when dogs start disappearing too, Monty and Rose have no choice and set out to solve it, in Louisa Bennet’s second Monty Dog Detective book, The Bone Ranger.