Redbelly Crossing - by Candice Fox (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Since a violent confrontation tore apart a family five years ago, brothers and fellow cops Russell and Evan haven't spoken a word to each other. When they're both assigned to the murder of a young journalist in the tiny town of Redbelly Crossing, their paths are forced to cross again.

This was supposed to be the week Russell could repair things with his teenage daughter, and instead, he has to drag her on a murderous ride into the middle of snake-infested nowhere.

For Evan, this case is exactly what he needed: a high-profile investigation that will give him the chance to rebuild his career after a terrible mistake that nearly ended it.

Then a dark discovery leaves Evan with only one way out: to bury the truth Russell is so determined to uncover.

Review Quotes

"A sturdy police procedural that shines more brightly, and darkly, as the study of a disastrously dysfunctional family."
--Kirkus Reviews

"Fox delivers two complex and very human characters in a dark, literally venomous tale with a profound sense of place."
--Booklist

Praise for Candice Fox:
"Sign me up as a big-time Fox fan!"
--Lee Child

"A bright new star of crime fiction."
--James Patterson

"Top of my must-read pile."
--Ian Rankin

"Definitely a writer to watch!"
--Harlan Coben

"One of Australia's finest crime writers"
--Chris Hammer

"Fascinating, compelling page-turner."
--Jane Harper

"Addictive. Cancel all your plans!"
--Sally Hepworth

About the Author

Candice's novels Crimson Lake and Redemption Point were adapted into a major ABC TV series called Troppo.

A meticulous researcher, Candice has interviewed a serial killer on death row and been to prison three times (for work purposes). While on honeymoon in the US, she took a road trip to famous crime scenes looking for clues. She has also dined with a former president of the United States, filmed a cameo role in her latest screen adaptation, and, as a volunteer for WIRES, has rescued countless wild animals.

She lives in Sydney.