The Mystery Writer

(Paperback)

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A writers writer, who never disappoints. Australian Women's Weekly

It's the perfect cosy crime read!Woman's Day

She needs to write the ending ... before she meets hers.

Theo has one dreamto become a bestselling author. Determined to make her mark in the literary world, she heads to the US on a whim to stay with her brother Gus and focus on her writing. But her plans take an unexpected turn when she befriends a famous author, Dan Murdoch, at a local barand then he turns up dead. Suddenly, Theo finds herself as the prime suspect.

As Theo grapples with the shocking turn of events, she realises that Dan may not have been the person he seemed to be, and there is something sinister going on in the world of publishing. Desperate to clear her name and uncover the truth, Theo sets out on a quest to find out who killed Dan and why.

As she digs deeper, Theo uncovers a web of deceit, conspiracy, and hidden motives, with clues leading her to a shadowy organisation with far-reaching power. With her own life in danger, Theo must unravel the mystery before she becomes the next victim.

PRAISE FOR THE MYSTERY WRITER

A mischievous twist on mystery novels and the people who write them.Benjamin Stevenson, author of Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone

Some mysteries need a crime writer to solve. Clever, twisty, and surprisingly unexpected.Michael Robotham, author ofLying Beside YouandThe Secrets She Keeps

It's wild, it's wacky and just a bit mad but definitely worth the cost of a ticket to hop on Gentill's bus.The Sydney Morning Herald

The Mystery Writeris a cleverly concocted and original novel that gently plays with the conventions of the crime genre, while providing a good dose of mystery and suspense. I think that it is Sulari's best novel to date. Canberra Weekly

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Gentill packs a real punch * Australian Women's Weekly *
Good fun! * Canberra Weekly *

Author Bio

Sulari Gentill is the author of the multi-award-winning Rowland Sinclair Mysteries, a series of (currently) ten historical crime novels set in 1930s Australia. Her widely praised standalone novel, After She Wrote Him, won the Ned Kelly Award for Best Crime Novel and was shortlisted for the Davitt Award. Most recently, she published the award-winning and USA Today bestselling The Woman in the Library. Sulari lives in a small country town in the Australian Snowy Mountains where she grows French Black Truffles and writes. She remains in love with the art of storytelling.