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Published: 01/08/2016
ISBN: 9781921997419
Genre: Mystery
Pages: 376
RRP: $29.99
The Falls
B. Michael Radburn
B. Michael Radburn
A week of despair… a century of evil
Damaged but not yet broken, park ranger Taylor Bridges believes his ghosts are in the past – until a raging forest fire in an isolated canyon of The Falls lays bare the remains of a young woman… and a decade-old killing ground.
After the police enlist Taylor in their investigation, the evidence bizarrely points to a deranged preacher who reigned over The Falls a century ago.
But when a crucial witness and a policewoman disappear, it’s clear that a disciple of The Falls’ dark history is on the loose.
“… a gripping, page-turning adventure… Radburn is a masterful storyteller, slowly etching out his plot with deliberate patience while never slowing the pace….” – Glam Adelaide
B. Michael Radburn
“…engaging from the beginning and had lots of twists and turns. The characters were well developed and each was damaged in their own way making it about more than just a murder investigation… an interesting and engrossing journey.”
Once Upon A Book
“… a gripping, page-turning adventure… Radburn is a masterful storyteller, slowly etching out his plot with deliberate patience while never slowing the pace…. reminiscent of popular writers like Dean R Koontz… Add Radburn to my favourite author’s list and get ye to The Falls.”
Glam Adelaide
“…a gripping novel written in multiple perspectives during the investigation with one in particular causing the hairs on your arms to stand in attention. Due to its incredibly imaginative storyline, it is the perfect weekend read that will have you pondering the week after.”
Better Reading
“It’s damp, dark and extremely atmospheric, a setting that matches Bridges’s mood and the style of story… While character and the exploration of emotions and reactions does play an enormous part in all of Radburn’s books, there’s also a strong sense of pace as well as clever and involving plots. These books are all slightly on the darker, more reflective side, but there’s still plenty of tension and some seriously good action to keep readers alternatively guessing and perched firmly on the edge of their chairs.”
Newtown Review of Books
“a deliciously disturbing tale that stands out in a crowded field.”
