Death Leaves the Station
Alexander Thorpe
Oct 2020 · Fremantle Press
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A body vanishes, secrets linger, and a friar seeks the truth in the Australian outback.
At Halfwell Station, Ana discovers a body during a midnight walk, but it disappears when she returns. A nameless friar arrives, drawn into the mystery of the missing corpse and the station's hidden past. Set in the 1920s Australian wheatbelt, this atmospheric crime novel blends classic mystery with rural intrigue.
As the investigation unfolds, family secrets and long-held prejudices surface, threatening to consume Halfwell Station. Can the friar and Ana uncover the truth before more lives are lost? Perfect for fans of classic mystery and crime fiction, this gripping tale explores identity, deception, and the dark side of the Australian outback.
A body vanishes, secrets linger, and a friar seeks the truth in the Australian outback.
At Halfwell Station, Ana discovers a body during a midnight walk, but it disappears when she returns. A nameless friar arrives, drawn into the mystery of the missing corpse and the station's hidden past. Set ...
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About the author
Alexander Thorpe is from Fremantle, Western Australia. He has written advertising copy for pool cleaners and concrete supply companies, taught English in Joseph Stalin's hometown and almost managed to read half of James Joyce's Ulysses twice (which is more or less the same as having almost managed to read the whole book). Alex has written for news outlets, travel journals, marketing companies, and educational providers.
Alexander Thorpe is from Fremantle, Western Australia. He has written advertising copy for pool cleaners and concrete supply companies, taught English in Joseph Stalin's hometown and almost managed to read half of James Joyce's Ulysses twice (which is more or less the same as having almost manage...
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