Shellybanks Watt

Shellybanks Watt'So much more than a crime novel. I loved it.' Chris Hammer, author of Legacy On the sands of Shellybanks, where tides can quickly turn treacherous, journalist Kate Delaney once nearly drowned. Years later, reeling from a violent crime that has upended her life in Melbourne, she returns to Dublin to comfort her beloved aunt Dolores only to discover Dolores has her own buried trauma. As a teenager, Dolores was drawn into a disturbing religious movement

The little yellow digger has lots of jobs to do

orders seven bumps on the internet and sets the wheels in motion for her great pregnancy heist

propulsive

"It should be clear that Australia has made the wrong bet- that relying on the US alliance to address the threat of a Chinese-centred Sphere of Deference on its northern doorstep has left it dangerously exposed and unprepared

But when life brings them within touching distance again

someone calling out in the distance

captivating world

Soon after

From irreverent funny man and unashamed mutt dog lover

I couldn't stop until I knew the truth

Evie Woods weaves an irresistible tale that celebrates the enduring power of music

Pioneers of Modernism and Homes in the Sky (Melbourne University Publishing)