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Out of Nowhere
BY FLEUR MCDONALD
In the remote Flinders Ranges, Hallie Donaldson struggles with isolation on the cattle station she shares with her husband, Alex, and their young daughter. When Alex is found dead after suddenly disappearing from a security camera feed, Hallie uncovers unsettling phone messages on his mobile. A short time later, one of Alex’s close friends from agricultural college, Danny Betts, loses his life in another tragic rural accident. When Hallie reveals the horrifying information she’s been keeping secret to Detective Dave Burrows and his partner, Constable Mia Worth, they quickly realise that all is not what it seems.
The Front Runner
BY ELSIE SILVER
Stefan Dalca is infuriatingly handsome and annoyingly persistent. We’re supposed to hate each other, but apparently he didn’t get the memo, because he’s been asking me out for years. And I always say no. Until today. Today he has something that I desperately need—today, he’s my saviour. Our time together starts out as a simple transaction: three dates, no touching, no telling anyone - and definitely no falling in love. But with every intimate conversation, and each stolen glance, the tension between us builds. Giving in to Stefan Dalca is playing with fire. But with him I don’t even mind the heat.
All Out
BY NEIL WAGNER
In this revealing memoir, Neil Wagner, one of the Black Caps’ finest test cricketers, tells his story for the first time in his own words. From his humble beginnings in working-class Pretoria, to his move to New Zealand to chase his lifelong dream and his emergence as an integral part of the most successful period in Black Caps’ history, Wagner opens up about his triumphs on the field and personal challenges off it. His story resonates with determination, showcasing the grit and resilience that saw him not only survive but thrive as he navigated the high-pressure world of professional sport.
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