Kropkowski Martine (11 results)

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. SHORTLISTED FOR THE NED KELLY AWARD FOR BEST DEBUT CRIME FICTION Tense, atmospheric, you wont know who to trust An Aussie crime fiction star in the making. Candice Fox, author of Crimson Lake and Devils Kitchen A year after a tragic incident splintered their friendship, three women travel to Marcoy, a regional town, in attempt to reconnect.Melissa has slept much of the past twelve months away, and she hopes this weekend will help her re-emerge from the depression shes been living with. Bridie worries that she is not a good enough mother. She worries about most things, really, but shes dealing with things just fine. At least thats what she tells herself. What Cassandra really needs is a break, so shes come away to forget it all, to enjoy a cab sav and an open fire and the company of her long-lost friends. This weekend is about being together, about enjoying their friendship the way they used to, while notat any costhaving to address the reason for the distance between them. But when they witness a young girl being coerced into a car by a man she fears, they are forced to reckon with the chasm of grief and trauma thats kept them apart.Everywhere We Look explores domestic abuse, the dynamics of female friendship, and the danger that can hide in plain sight.PRAISE FOR EVERYWHERE WE LOOK Hailed as a new Liane Moriarty . Kropkowski deepens the definition of crime fiction with her brooding debut novel. The Brisbane Times There is pain, rage and beauty on every page and in every line of this book and I couldnt get enough. Dinuka McKenzie, author of Tipping Point Big Little Lies meets Wake in Fright . Everywhere We Look is spine tingling, goosebumps making and chillingly truthful about the threats that walk amongst us. Kris Kneen, author of Wintering and Fat Girl Dancing A multi-layered exploration of friendship, trust and personal tragedies that forces readers to ask the question we shouldnt need to keep asking: When and how will women ever feel and be safe? Lyn Yeowart, author of The Silent Listener An elegantly written story full of atmosphere and unexpected turns . Stunning. Venero Armanno, author of The Crying Forest Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Soft cover. Condition: New. SHORTLISTED FOR THE NED KELLY AWARD FOR BEST DEBUT CRIME FICTION 'Tense, atmospheric, you won't know who to trust An Aussie crime fiction star in the making.' Candice Fox, author of Crimson Lake and Devil's Kitchen A year after a tragic incident splintered their friendship, three women travel to Marcoy, a regional town, in attempt to reconnect. Melissa has slept much of the past twelve months away, and she hopes this weekend will help her re-emerge from the depression she's been living with. Bridie worries that she is not a good enough mother. She worries about most things, really, but she's dealing with things just fine. At least that's what she tells herself. What Cassandra really needs is a break, so she's come away to forget it all, to enjoy a cab sav and an open fire and the company of her long-lost friends. This weekend is about being together, about enjoying their friendship the way they used to, while notat any costhaving to address the reason for the distance between them. But when they witness a young girl being coerced into a car by a man she fears, they are forced to reckon with the chasm of grief and trauma that's kept them apart. Everywhere We Look explores domestic abuse, the dynamics of female friendship, and the danger that can hide in plain sight.

Condition: acceptable. Ausreichend/Acceptable: Exemplar mit vollständigem Text und sämtlichen Abbildungen oder Karten. Schmutztitel oder Vorsatz können fehlen. Einband bzw. Schutzumschlag weisen unter Umständen starke Gebrauchsspuren auf. / Describes a book or dust jacket that has the complete text pages (including those with maps or plates) but may lack endpapers, half-title, etc. (which must be noted). Binding, dust jacket (if any), etc may also be worn.

Paperback. Condition: Fine. First Edition. 297 pages. Book appears to have hardly been read and is in Fine condition throughout.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. 297 pages. Book is in Very good condition throughout.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. AN AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S WEEKLY GREAT READAn Aussie crime fiction star in the making Candice FoxTwo couples Annabelle and Luke, Des and Julianni embark on a camping trip to Kgari, a picturesque island off Queenslands coast. Things have been tough lately, but this holiday is just what they need white sands, clear waters, a chance to decompress and reconnect. But there is an unnerving electricity in the air and Annabelle starts noticing strange occurrences. First, the man digging off a dark beach track in the middle of the night. The moaning in the amenities block: a couple getting their kicks or something more sinister? Then two campers mysteriously disappear, their belongings found abandoned near the beach.When an old friend of Lukes arrives, Annabelles suspicions reach fever pitch. And with a deadly storm approaching, danger lurks at every turn.The island, an endlessly shifting landmass of sand, changing and changing again, will survive as it always has. But will they?PRAISE FOR LEFT BEHINDReading Left Behind is like stepping in quicksand: I was immediately sucked into the story and overcome with a sense of panic. The Australian Womens Weeklyvisually spectacular and gripping Books+Publishing Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. SHORTLISTED FOR THE NED KELLY AWARD FOR BEST DEBUT CRIME FICTION Tense, atmospheric, you wont know who to trust An Aussie crime fiction star in the making. Candice Fox, author of Crimson Lake and Devils Kitchen A year after a tragic incident splintered their friendship, three women travel to Marcoy, a regional town, in attempt to reconnect.Melissa has slept much of the past twelve months away, and she hopes this weekend will help her re-emerge from the depression shes been living with. Bridie worries that she is not a good enough mother. She worries about most things, really, but shes dealing with things just fine. At least thats what she tells herself. What Cassandra really needs is a break, so shes come away to forget it all, to enjoy a cab sav and an open fire and the company of her long-lost friends. This weekend is about being together, about enjoying their friendship the way they used to, while notat any costhaving to address the reason for the distance between them. But when they witness a young girl being coerced into a car by a man she fears, they are forced to reckon with the chasm of grief and trauma thats kept them apart.Everywhere We Look explores domestic abuse, the dynamics of female friendship, and the danger that can hide in plain sight.PRAISE FOR EVERYWHERE WE LOOK Hailed as a new Liane Moriarty . Kropkowski deepens the definition of crime fiction with her brooding debut novel. The Brisbane Times There is pain, rage and beauty on every page and in every line of this book and I couldnt get enough. Dinuka McKenzie, author of Tipping Point Big Little Lies meets Wake in Fright . Everywhere We Look is spine tingling, goosebumps making and chillingly truthful about the threats that walk amongst us. Kris Kneen, author of Wintering and Fat Girl Dancing A multi-layered exploration of friendship, trust and personal tragedies that forces readers to ask the question we shouldnt need to keep asking: When and how will women ever feel and be safe? Lyn Yeowart, author of The Silent Listener An elegantly written story full of atmosphere and unexpected turns . Stunning. Venero Armanno, author of The Crying Forest Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. SHORTLISTED FOR THE NED KELLY AWARD FOR BEST DEBUT CRIME FICTION Tense, atmospheric, you wont know who to trust An Aussie crime fiction star in the making. Candice Fox, author of Crimson Lake and Devils Kitchen A year after a tragic incident splintered their friendship, three women travel to Marcoy, a regional town, in attempt to reconnect.Melissa has slept much of the past twelve months away, and she hopes this weekend will help her re-emerge from the depression shes been living with. Bridie worries that she is not a good enough mother. She worries about most things, really, but shes dealing with things just fine. At least thats what she tells herself. What Cassandra really needs is a break, so shes come away to forget it all, to enjoy a cab sav and an open fire and the company of her long-lost friends. This weekend is about being together, about enjoying their friendship the way they used to, while notat any costhaving to address the reason for the distance between them. But when they witness a young girl being coerced into a car by a man she fears, they are forced to reckon with the chasm of grief and trauma thats kept them apart.Everywhere We Look explores domestic abuse, the dynamics of female friendship, and the danger that can hide in plain sight.PRAISE FOR EVERYWHERE WE LOOK Hailed as a new Liane Moriarty . Kropkowski deepens the definition of crime fiction with her brooding debut novel. The Brisbane Times There is pain, rage and beauty on every page and in every line of this book and I couldnt get enough. Dinuka McKenzie, author of Tipping Point Big Little Lies meets Wake in Fright . Everywhere We Look is spine tingling, goosebumps making and chillingly truthful about the threats that walk amongst us. Kris Kneen, author of Wintering and Fat Girl Dancing A multi-layered exploration of friendship, trust and personal tragedies that forces readers to ask the question we shouldnt need to keep asking: When and how will women ever feel and be safe? Lyn Yeowart, author of The Silent Listener An elegantly written story full of atmosphere and unexpected turns . Stunning. Venero Armanno, author of The Crying Forest Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. AN AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S WEEKLY GREAT READAn Aussie crime fiction star in the making Candice FoxTwo couples Annabelle and Luke, Des and Julianni embark on a camping trip to Kgari, a picturesque island off Queenslands coast. Things have been tough lately, but this holiday is just what they need white sands, clear waters, a chance to decompress and reconnect. But there is an unnerving electricity in the air and Annabelle starts noticing strange occurrences. First, the man digging off a dark beach track in the middle of the night. The moaning in the amenities block: a couple getting their kicks or something more sinister? Then two campers mysteriously disappear, their belongings found abandoned near the beach.When an old friend of Lukes arrives, Annabelles suspicions reach fever pitch. And with a deadly storm approaching, danger lurks at every turn.The island, an endlessly shifting landmass of sand, changing and changing again, will survive as it always has. But will they?PRAISE FOR LEFT BEHINDReading Left Behind is like stepping in quicksand: I was immediately sucked into the story and overcome with a sense of panic. The Australian Womens Weeklyvisually spectacular and gripping Books+Publishing Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Softcover. Condition: Good.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. AN AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S WEEKLY GREAT READAn Aussie crime fiction star in the making Candice FoxTwo couples Annabelle and Luke, Des and Julianni embark on a camping trip to Kgari, a picturesque island off Queenslands coast. Things have been tough lately, but this holiday is just what they need white sands, clear waters, a chance to decompress and reconnect. But there is an unnerving electricity in the air and Annabelle starts noticing strange occurrences. First, the man digging off a dark beach track in the middle of the night. The moaning in the amenities block: a couple getting their kicks or something more sinister? Then two campers mysteriously disappear, their belongings found abandoned near the beach.When an old friend of Lukes arrives, Annabelles suspicions reach fever pitch. And with a deadly storm approaching, danger lurks at every turn.The island, an endlessly shifting landmass of sand, changing and changing again, will survive as it always has. But will they?PRAISE FOR LEFT BEHINDReading Left Behind is like stepping in quicksand: I was immediately sucked into the story and overcome with a sense of panic. The Australian Womens Weeklyvisually spectacular and gripping Books+Publishing Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.