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Buy NowTHE SECOND HARVEY AND FRANKLIN CRIME THRILLER SET IN RURAL VICTORIA
Enjoy as a standalone or as part of the
Georgie Harvey and John Franklin series.
Will someone kill to keep their secret?
Almost two years have passed since wildfires ravaged the tiny town of Bullock, and Melbourne journalist Georgie Harvey is on assignment in the recovering town to write a feature story on the anniversary of the tragedy.
Across the state in Daylesford, police officer John Franklin is investigating a spree of vandalism and burglaries, while champing to trade his uniform for the plain clothes of a detective.
When Georgie’s story and Franklin’s cases collide, she not only finds herself back in conflict with the man she’s been trying to forget, but also uncovers the truth about how the fires started. A secret someone might kill to keep.
“Sandi Wallace has mastered rural crime.”
“A gripping twist on the bushfire threat all Australians live with.”
“The wildfire theme is handled with respect and consideration, like an artefact held in the hand and turned over, sensitively scrutinised…With wit and a sharp eye for the essentials, Wallace has built a story world that feels real. A page turner with much to savour, Dead Again is a moving and highly engaging read.”
“Sandi Wallace brings to life the complexities of a small town coming to grips with disaster, throws in a mystery that could shatter them all, and gifts us a determined and beautifully reckless heroine.”
“Dead Again cuts to the chase with edgy, suspense-laden drama that exposes the dark secrets of a town shattered by loss. Once again, award-winning writer Sandi Wallace delivers a punchy read, cementing her place in Australian crime writing.”
“A gem of a book. Not only is there a gripping storyline in Dead Again but also an emotional depth not always found in the crime genre.”
“Dead Again is one of the new crop of Aussie crime stories that hopefully turn the world from Scandi Noir to Aussie Noir; family tensions and despair on a background of a harsh land and climate, and Wallace adds her sprinkle of romance.”