Girl in Kellers Way
Author: Goldin, Megan
ISBN: 9780143785446
Publisher: Michael Joseph
Year First Published: 2017
Pages: 336
Dimensions: 233mm x 153mm x 24mm
Format: Paperback / softback
Description
A heart-stopping novel of deception and delusion from an exciting new Australian author of domestic noir.
When a body is found buried near the desolate forest road of Kellers Way, Detective Melanie Carter must identify the victim if she is to have any chance of finding the killer. That's no easy task with fragmentary evidence from a crime committed years earlier and a conspiracy of silence from anyone who might have information.
The one person who may be able to help is Julie West. In a troubled marriage, Julie often jogs along Kellers Way to clear her mind and escape the confines of her suffocating suburban life. Until one day, something happens there that shakes Julie to the core, making her question everything she ever believed about her life, her marriage and even her sanity . . .
'Domestic noir at its best, this work of fiction will leave your heart pounding days after the final pages are finished'. New Idea
ISBN: 9780143785446
Publisher: Michael Joseph
Year First Published: 2017
Pages: 336
Dimensions: 233mm x 153mm x 24mm
Format: Paperback / softback
Description
A heart-stopping novel of deception and delusion from an exciting new Australian author of domestic noir.
When a body is found buried near the desolate forest road of Kellers Way, Detective Melanie Carter must identify the victim if she is to have any chance of finding the killer. That's no easy task with fragmentary evidence from a crime committed years earlier and a conspiracy of silence from anyone who might have information.
The one person who may be able to help is Julie West. In a troubled marriage, Julie often jogs along Kellers Way to clear her mind and escape the confines of her suffocating suburban life. Until one day, something happens there that shakes Julie to the core, making her question everything she ever believed about her life, her marriage and even her sanity . . .
'Domestic noir at its best, this work of fiction will leave your heart pounding days after the final pages are finished'. New Idea
