Murder at Frog's Hollow
RRP: $26.95
Author Bio
Dr Karen Thurecht has a PhD in medical anthropology and a lifelong interest in cultural belief systems relating to health and medicine. Karen has taught cultural history at the University of Queensland Medical School and the Griffith University Medical School, and supervised Masters and PhD students in Public Health across the country. Karen has previously published two non-fiction books, one relating to women's health and the other about our need to understand our lives through story. Karen lives on North Stradbroke Island with her husband and is working on a murder mystery series set in Queensland in the 1880's, involving an eager young doctor, Hamish Hart.
Murder at Frog's Hollow
RRP: $26.95
From award nominated best selling Brisbane author comes another instant mystery classic…
It’s 1886 when Dr Hamish Hart is asked to examine the body of a Chinese businessman found murdered in a Brisbane factory.
Hamish recognises the deceased as the uncle of his childhood friend and makes a commitment to his friend to find the person responsible.
The investigation takes Hamish deep into the secrets of Frog’s Hollow, a smoky world of gambling houses, opium dens and prostitution.
Hamish is forced to navigate a complex array of kinship obligations and family debts to reveal the ultimate truth which he seeks.
He is desperate to help his old friend – but can either of them handle the real truth?
“Karen is a master of her genre and this book is the evidence of her confidence and poise for the story and the characters she makes us all love… Brilliant and absorbing… Marvelous read!” Tabitha, Indie Book reviewer
"Splendid, exciting, and very intriguing...a wonderful book and a great opener to a new mystery series and sleuth... Hungry for the next one as this one delivered so much more than expected with amazing locations and characters and plot... A great new author... 5 stars" Caroline, Indie Book reviewer
“Karen Thurecht has done it again with a captivating and engrossing mystery set in a detailed period of Australian history and culture… Her attention to detail and thought-provoking characters blended with her tapestry of plot is exceptional… Brilliant…” Thomas, Indie Book reviewer
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