Deep in the Forest

What lies behind the walls of the Sanctuary?

Erina Reddan

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Published: 28/11/2023
ISBN: 9780648677086
Genre: Fiction
RRP: $32.99

Deep in the Forest

What lies behind the walls of the Sanctuary?

Erina Reddan

‘Urgent. Come tomorrow. Can’t wait any longer.’ 

Charli Trenthan plans to leave her hometown of Stone Lake. But when she receives a cryptic message from a member of the Sanctuary, a conservative closed community nestled in the forest, she is determined to find answers.

A gruesome discovery soon lands Charli in hot water with the police, but how is the Sanctuary connected? As she digs deeper, dark secrets are uncovered and the fight to prove her innocence turns into a fight for her life.

A gripping thriller with a shocking conclusion that will leave you spellbound, Deep in the Forest raises questions about who we trust and why.

‘An intense and layered narrative of shocking secrets and betrayals.’ Lyn Yeowart, author of The Silent Listener

‘Fascinating premise, distinct characters and a menacing thread keeps you hooked … for fans of The Handmaid’s Tale.’ Kylie Kaden, author of The Day the Lies Began

‘An eye-opening insight into the utopian cult-like communities that may very well be nestled in our own backyard. Deep in the Forest will rip you open and leave you chilled to the bone long after its final full stop.’ Veronica Lando, author of The Whispering

Erina Reddan

Erina Reddan

Erina Reddan

Erina Reddan has worked with words, ideas and stories all her life. She started out as a journalist, working in radio and television and was awarded the prestigious Walkley Award for her work as an ABC foreign correspondent. She has a Master’s Degree in Professional Writing (University of Technology Sydney) and a PhD in Creative Writing (La Trobe University) on girl warriors and ball gowns. She’s taught politics at the University of Melbourne and creative writing at LaTrobe University and Writers Victoria. Her family claims she can glamorise a handful of facts beyond recognition in the service of an entertaining story, sometimes at the expense of truth but always in favour of wonder.

 

Photo credit: Jacqui Henshaw

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