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Tell Me Why

Georgie Harvey and John Franklin, Book 1

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Tell Me Why

By: Sandi Wallace
Narrated by: Courtney Symes
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"Suspenseful, exciting, atmospheric rural crime; a riveting debut." (Michaela Lobb, Sisters in Crime Australia)

What will they risk for answers?

Picturesque Daylesford has a darker side. Melbourne writer Georgie Harvey heads to the mineral springs region in central Victoria to look for a missing farmer, and soon links the woman’s disappearance with the unsolved mystery surrounding her husband.

Meanwhile, maverick police officer and solo dad John Franklin is working a case that’s a step up from Daylesford’s usual soft crime: A stalker targeting single mothers.

Georgie’s investigation stirs up long-buried secrets, and attracts enemies. When she reports the missing person to local cops, sparks fly between her and Franklin.

Has he dismissed the writer too quickly? And what will the truth cost?

"Worthy debut." (Herald-Sun)

"The police aspect of this novel has depth and believability...this debut is a cracker." (J.M. Peace, serving QLD police officer and author of award-winning A Time to Run)

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I agree with the previous reviewer that this was a confusing narration. I am not sure whether it was the narrator or the editor who put this together. It was so fast that I slowed it down to 90%, which I almost never do, and there needed to be several seconds pause between character/story line switches. I felt that I was always struggling to catch up to the story.

I am not a prude at all, but the sex scenes made me cringe, not really sure why. It seemed like they were added in just because here we have two people living together so they must have sex. Georgie didn't seem very committed and I was thinking--just let this guy go rather than stringing him along.

I might get the next one eventually, but right now I am on to something else.

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