Unfortunately I didn't fall in love, but it was a solid read for me.
This story could be told a hundred different ways.’Īll These Perfect Strangers is the debut novel from Australian author Aoife Clifford and with a teaser like that and descriptions of an unforgettable morally complex page-turner and a chilling, self-assured debut novel, I was primed to fall in love with this one. So let’s just call them deaths and say I was involved. Murder, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder. I say deaths but perhaps all of them were murders. Actually more, if you go back far enough. I've loved all of Aoife's books but I think this is the best yet.Today I'm participating in a blog tour for All These Perfect Strangers by Aoife Clifford hosted by Simon & Schuster. The combination of art, death and small town secrets makes for a sinister, complex tale that I could not put down. 'A suspenseful, rattling thriller with an ending that will have you gnawing your fingernails to the bone.' – Fiona Hardy, Readings
'Atmospheric and absorbing, When We Fall is an absolute page-turner.' – Sara Foster, author of The Hush This is top-shelf Australian crime.' – Mark Brandi, author of Wimmera and The Others
'A vivid, twisting story that keeps you guessing to the end. Black feathers were found with both bodies but what do they mean?Īs Alex fights for answers to honour the dead, and to discover why her mother fled town as a teenager, good people keep looking the other way, memories become unreliable and secrets threaten to reveal the past.Īlex discovers the truth never dies but it can kill. Maxine McFarlane was pulled from the ocean but with no water in her lungs. The police claim it's an accidental death but there are whispers of murder and that it is not the first.īella Greggs was found dead at the bottom of a ravine but drowned in salt water. In the wild, coastal town of Merritt, Alex Tillerson and her mother make a shocking find on the beach. Blood lines run deep and in unexpected places. ' It isn't strangers you need to worry about here.
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