Author Talk with Fleur McDonald

Bestselling rural crime author Fleur McDonald is back with the third installment in her Kalgoorlie-based crime series, The Witness.

Join us for a drink and a chat in an evening at Evergreens with Fleur as we discuss the return of Detectives Jack Higgins and Angie Sullivan as they investigate the murder of Molly Walker's adoptive parents - just days after they enquired about the death of Molly's mother Constable Sammi Walker who Molly saw murdered when she was just five years old!

Ticket options:
$10 Ticket only (includes a complimentary welcome drink) Book HERE
$40 Ticket & Book (includes a complimentary welcome drink & a copy of The Witness) Book HERE

Books will also be available for sale on the night and Fleur will be signing after the talk.

About The Witness

At the age of five, Molly Walker was placed in protective custody after witnessing the murder of her mother, Constable Sammi Walker. Twenty years later, everyone assumes the threat has passed.

Then Molly's adoptive parents are killed in a car accident, just after asking about reopening the investigation into Sammi's death. Coincidence or something more sinister?

Detective Jack Higgins doesn't believe in coincidences. And as he and Detective Angie Sullivan look into the accident, it becomes clear that this was a deliberate act. But is Molly still in danger, so long after the original crime?

From the blood-red soil of Kalgoorlie, long-buried lies continue to surface, while someone is becoming increasingly desperate to keep them hidden.

About Fleur McDonald

Bestselling rural crime author Fleur McDonald has always had a strong affinity with the land and the vast Australian outback. Raised in Orroroo, South Australia, Fleur loves the open roads, red dust and magical sunsets. With 24 fiction novels and more than 850,000 book sales to her name, Fleur has built a strong following of loyal readers with an insatiable appetite for her craft and characters, most notably Detective Dave Burrows.

She spends much of her year behind the wheel, traversing our big country, scouting inspiration and potential storylines for future books, and appearing as a guest speaker at a range of events, including country shows, ladies' days and writers' festivals. A trailblazer in all aspects of her life, Fleur has been a jillaroo farming the land for more than 20 years, founded DVassist to help regional dwellers access crucial support for family and domestic violence, and raised two children with developmental and speech delays, teaching them Makaton sign language to communicate.

These days, in between putting out two books a year, she has her sights set on learning to fly a plane. Fleur now lives in Esperance, Western Australia with her two children, Rochelle and Hayden, and two fur children, border collie Shadow and energetic kelpie, Jack.