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THE THIRD HARVEY AND FRANKLIN RURAL CRIME THRILLER
Enjoy as a standalone or as part of the
Georgie Harvey and John Franklin series.
How could police lose three children?
Teaser
Three missing children. A wild storm. A long way from home.
Melbourne journalist Georgie Harvey is on hand when three children disappear from a police-run camp in the Dandenong Ranges. When Daylesford cop John Franklin hears the news, he is on secondment 200 kilometres away. Feeling responsible for the young siblings, he abandons his post to join the search.
Somebody saw the children. Somebody knows something. Every minute is vital.
Frustration and desperation mount as the snap polar storm intensifies. Pushed to the outer by local detectives, Franklin and Georgie find cyber links to a serial predator and another missing girl. But even if they risk everything, can they avert tragedy?
Reviews
“Wallace’s best yet!”
Karen M. Davis, former NSW police detective and author of Fatal Mistake
“A page turner.”
B. Michael Radburn, author of The Falls
“Unputdownable!”
L.J.M. Owen, author of Egyptian Enigma
“There’s a good sense of the place, the climate, the local residents and the terrain in INTO THE FOG. It’s a real strength of this novel…There’s also that feeling of a closed room – it’s a big area, made small and enclosed by the house in which the characters are all staying, and the forest that encloses them…INTO THE FOG has a good sense of confusion and complexity, with plenty of red herrings, some pleasing twists in the tail, and a bit of side-road meandering in the personal for those looking for some romantic as well as case based tension. Readers might feel some sinking sense of inevitability early on, but don’t believe everything you’re reading, the resolution here isn’t as straight-forward as you might think.”
Karen, Aust Crime Fiction Reviews
“The third instalment of Harvey and Franklin is another excellent piece of crime fiction: taut, tension-filled, and with a nail-biting finish. Readers of earlier Harvey and Franklin books may wonder if Sandi Wallace can maintain that high standard. The answer is a most-assured yes. More, please!”
Marianne Vincent, Goodreads
