The Labyrinth of Drowning
By (Author) Alex Palmer
HarperCollins Publishers (Australia) Pty Ltd
HarperCollins Publishers (Australia) Pty Ltd
1st July 2009
Australia
General
Fiction
Thriller / suspense fiction
A823.4
Paperback
318
Width 154mm, Height 234mm, Spine 22mm
428g
Two years have passed since top cop Paul Harrigan walked away from the New South Wales Police Force to be his own man. Since then his life has been a gift and his home - with his partner Agent Grace Riordan and their daughter - a sanctuary. When a trafficked sex-worker is found brutally murdered in Sydney bushland, it should be just work for Grace. But the murder is too savage. And someone is watching them - perhaps Harrigan's old enemies, who want their pound of flesh. When Grace's boss pushes her into a sting to catch the sex-worker's murderer, it becomes a question of who is being hunted. Who, in the end, is going to be left looking into the eyes of a killer with no place to hide Suspenseful, smart and chilling, two of Australian crime's most memorable characters are in a race to save themselves from evil that even they have never faced before.
Alex Palmer is a Canberra based novelist who took up writing full time when she was made redundant from the Australian Public Service. Her first crime novel Blood Redemption won the Ned Kelly for Best First Crime Novel and the Sisters-in-Crime Davitt Award for best crime novel by a woman.