Evelyn Sinclair, the cherished morning television host, is being quietly pushed out by her network. Seeking solace at her retreat in the Southern Highlands, she plans a romantic weekend-only to be discovered dead under mysterious circumstances. Her death is so significant that even the Prime Minister is alerted, but the investigation remains confidential. Detectives must unravel a tangled web of secrets: Why did her boss visit that weekend? Who sent her roses? And what binds a group of quirky individuals with pink plush bunnies on their backpacks? Blanche d'Alpuget's latest novel is a racy, gripping tale of crime, intrigue, and deception-where nothing is as it appears, and the truth is chilling. It's also a story of tragedy, atonement, and the search for belonging.
