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A gripping and thought-provoking new mystery from bestselling local author, Fiona Lowe.
When a car veers off the road with devastating consequences, the small wheatbelt town of Garringarup is left reeling. As disturbing details surrounding the accident emerge and questions pile up, ugly secrets rise to the surface.
Fiona Lowe has been a midwife, a sexual health counsellor and a family support worker; an ideal career for an author who writes novels about family and relationships. She spent her early years in Papua New Guinea where reading set up a lifelong love of books. Fiona writes books that are authentic to Australians: they feature real people facing difficult choices and explore how family ties and relationships impact on their decisions. Fiona is based in Geelong.
Book sales and author signings will be offered at this event.
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| Mon, Dec 29 | Closed |
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| Tue, Dec 30 | Closed |
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| Wed, Dec 31 | Closed |
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| Thu, Jan 01 | Closed |
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| Fri, Jan 02 | 9:00AM to 5:30PM |
| Sat, Jan 03 | 9:00AM to 5:00PM |
| Sun, Jan 04 | Closed |
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