Publisher: Penguin (ebook – 23 April 2025) Series: Standalone Length: 336 pages My Rating: 4.25 out of 5 stars Amazon Those in the mood for a though-provoking and powerful Australian crime fi…

Originally published in the Canberra Weekly on 17 April 2025. A copy of this column also appeared on the Canberra Daily website. Make sure to check out my extended reviews of Pacific Heights, 2 Sis…

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