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Subtropical Suspense: 16 Scorching Tales of Mystery and Mayhem

Subtropical Suspense: 16 Scorching Tales of Mystery and Mayhem

Linda Brucesmith
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Cameron Trost has brought together a dark pantry of crime stories and mysteries, and cooked up a gumbo rich and spicy enough to befit any of the world’s sultry cities… but these happen to be set in Brisbane. Sixteen short stories take the reader from Morningside to Indooroopilly, from Hamilton to Acacia Ridge. There is baking sun and flooding rains, police procedurals and criminal capers, murderous mermaids and poison pens... all give a ripple of pleasure to the reader who knows Brisbane – or wants to know it – and who has wondered why stories of murder, malice, and magic couldn’t be set here. And of course, they should be: Brisbane’s shadows are as dark and good to hide in as any in the world – and Subtropical Suspense revels in this.

- Stephen M. Irwin, author of The Dead Path and screenwriter of Secrets & Lies
Language
English
Pages
330
Format
Paperback
Release
May 15, 2014

Subtropical Suspense: 16 Scorching Tales of Mystery and Mayhem

Linda Brucesmith
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
Cameron Trost has brought together a dark pantry of crime stories and mysteries, and cooked up a gumbo rich and spicy enough to befit any of the world’s sultry cities… but these happen to be set in Brisbane. Sixteen short stories take the reader from Morningside to Indooroopilly, from Hamilton to Acacia Ridge. There is baking sun and flooding rains, police procedurals and criminal capers, murderous mermaids and poison pens... all give a ripple of pleasure to the reader who knows Brisbane – or wants to know it – and who has wondered why stories of murder, malice, and magic couldn’t be set here. And of course, they should be: Brisbane’s shadows are as dark and good to hide in as any in the world – and Subtropical Suspense revels in this.

- Stephen M. Irwin, author of The Dead Path and screenwriter of Secrets & Lies
Language
English
Pages
330
Format
Paperback
Release
May 15, 2014

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