Tasmania 40° South Issue 70 Architecture flowing prose which evokes both

flowing prose which evokes both the time and the Irish background of most of the characters

Craig bought the 20 acres of land where the Raptor Refuge is currently situated and has worked tirelessly to build what is now the only dedicated facility in Tasmania for the rehabilitation of raptors

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The main narrative voice is that of W

Mahoney and his investigative team must harness the insights of a forensic psychologist to unravel the mindset of their calculating and ruthless foe if the mayhem is to be halted

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