The Dark Lake' is available to buy in Australia now.
Rights have also been sold into the USA, the UK, China and Italy, with release dates scheduled in the back half of 2017 and early 2018.
The Dark Lake Review by Booktopia's Sarah McDuling.
"The Dark Lake is an absolutely stunning debut. This is such a beautifully written and utterly absorbing read, it's hard to believe that it's the author's first novel.
I love to get my hands on a good character-driven murder mystery - especially one with a complex protagonist and a plot that
keeps me guessing. The Dark Lakedelivers all of this and more. The characters and relationships portrayed are so intricate and messy and real. Plus, the atmosphere is so alive, the small town so vibrantly depicted, that it was a real struggle for me to put this book down.
When a beautiful woman is found dead, floating in a lake surrounded by roses, Detective Sergeant Gemma Woodstock is called to the scene. Stunned to discover the murder victim is a girl she went to school with - and with whom she shared a complicated history - Gemma is soon drawn into a dangerous web of lies and deceit.
Let me say right now, I love Gemma Woodstock. She is an incredibly strong woman haunted by ghosts of the past,
and I was completely riveted by her story arc in The Dark Lake. She sets out to solve Rosalind's murder with dogged determination, while simultaneously falling deep into a pit of traumatic memory. Perfect for fans of The Dry by Jane Harper."
Rights have also been sold into the USA, the UK, China and Italy, with release dates scheduled in the back half of 2017 and early 2018.
The Dark Lake Review by Booktopia's Sarah McDuling.
"The Dark Lake is an absolutely stunning debut. This is such a beautifully written and utterly absorbing read, it's hard to believe that it's the author's first novel.
I love to get my hands on a good character-driven murder mystery - especially one with a complex protagonist and a plot that
keeps me guessing. The Dark Lakedelivers all of this and more. The characters and relationships portrayed are so intricate and messy and real. Plus, the atmosphere is so alive, the small town so vibrantly depicted, that it was a real struggle for me to put this book down.
When a beautiful woman is found dead, floating in a lake surrounded by roses, Detective Sergeant Gemma Woodstock is called to the scene. Stunned to discover the murder victim is a girl she went to school with - and with whom she shared a complicated history - Gemma is soon drawn into a dangerous web of lies and deceit.
Let me say right now, I love Gemma Woodstock. She is an incredibly strong woman haunted by ghosts of the past,
and I was completely riveted by her story arc in The Dark Lake. She sets out to solve Rosalind's murder with dogged determination, while simultaneously falling deep into a pit of traumatic memory. Perfect for fans of The Dry by Jane Harper."
