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The Attack

By: Catherine Jinks
Narrated by: Abbe Holmes
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A boot camp for troubled young men, a hidden identity and murderous pursuit on a remote island - beloved author Catherine Jinks is back with another heart-pounding Australian thriller.

Robyn Ayres works as the camp caretaker on Finch Island, a former leper colony off the coast of Queensland. Her current clients are a group of ex-military men who run a tough-love program for troubled teens.

The latest crop looks like the usual mix of bad boys and sad boys. Then Robyn takes a second look at a kid called Darren. Last time she saw him, his name was Aaron and Robyn was his primary school teacher. And she was somehow at the centre of a vicious small-town custody battle involving his terrifying grandmother.

Bruising classroom dynamics, manipulative parents and carers and horrendous small-town politics form the backdrop to a nail-biting thriller in which the tensions of 10 years ago start to play themselves out, building to a violent climax in the present day.

Robyn escaped the past once. Now it’s back - and this time there’s no way out.

©2021 Catherine Jinks (P)2021 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd
Psychological Suspense Thriller & Suspense Exciting Heartfelt

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"[Jinks] is a masterful storyteller, able to easily carry the narrative exigencies of plot and character regardless of genre." (Guardian)

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