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A gripping prequel to Garry Dishers Peace, the must-read Australian rural crime novel of 2019

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When hordes of 18-year-old schoolies celebrate the last of their exams, the Waterloo police expect reports of party drugs and underage drinkers. They don't count on a brutal bashing that attracts political attention. Then a bludgeoned corpse is found outside town, and it's clear something much darker than adolescent craziness is going down.

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Nine-year old Katie is missing. Detective Destry, alert to rumours of a paedophile ring, is thinking abduction. Her colleagues are thinking bad family, truancy. Her boss is thinking about the media. And everyone, including Ellen, is wondering whether she's good enough to handle this without D.I. Challis. Australian author.

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Australias favourite country cop, Hirsch, is back in this new edition of Consolation, the follow-up to Peace and Bitter Wash Road.

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The latest gripping story in the popular Wyatt thriller series kicks off in Sydney and then unfolds on the beaches of Newcastle

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An unidentified man is fished out of the sea with an anchor wrapped around his waist. For DI Hal Challis this sparks the beginning of a mysterious series of deaths and strange events. As he investigates, an unstable farmer erupts into violence and is the target of a massive manhunt.

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Garry Disher s thrilling new junior novel in which an eleven-year-old girl, Maddie Finn, must outwit a gang of kidnappers and grow in courage and confidence.

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The bookseller favourite, must-read rural crime novel of 2019 now in a new format

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Now in smaller format paperback, the thrilling standalone from one of Australia's most esteemed crime writers.

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Superintendent McQuarrie is not well liked. Bullying bureaucrat, dapper golfer and Chamber of Commerce toady. But when his daughter- in-law is brutally murdered in front of her 7 year-old daughter, the team are quick to respond. Was her death something to do with sex parties down on the Peninsula How many people are hiding something

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SHORTLISTED FOR 1999 CBCA BOOK OF THE YEAR
WINNER OF 1999 NSW PREMIER'S LITERARY AWARD

Friendship is a slippery notion. We lose friends as we change and our friends don't, or as we form other alliances, or as we betray our friends or are ourselves betrayed ...

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It's a scorching hot summer on the Mornington Peninsula, and the police are preparing for the usual holiday madness. But this time it's not just petty theft, and joyriding kids. There's a killer on the old Peninsula Highway, and lone women are not safe, and Detective Inspector Hal Challis is up to the task.

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The literary master work by award-winning Australian crime writer Garry Disher

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A stunning new standalone crime novel from one of Australias most revered writers

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A stunning new standalone crime novel from one of Australias most revered writers

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Port Vila Blues: Wyatt snatches the cash easily enough. He bypasses the alarm system, eludes the cops, but can he make it safely back to his bolthole in Hobart The Fallout: Wyatt is on a boat with policewoman Liz Redding and a fortune in stolen gems. He escapes, triggering a manhunt, but who exactly is hunting him

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Hal Challis is in trouble at home and abroad: carpeted by the boss for speaking out about police budget cuts; missing his lover, Ellen Destry, who is overseas on a study tour. But there's plenty to keep his mind off his problems.