Description
Discover 'Bereft', a captivating gothic novel by Chris Womersley that takes you to post-war Australia in 1919. Set against the backdrop of the devastating Spanish flu epidemic, this gripping story unfolds in the troubled town of Flint, where lives are forever altered. Follow Quinn Walker as he reluctantly returns to the home he fled a decade ago, haunted by accusations of a mysterious crime that plague his past. Amidst the fear of illness and the shrouds of family secrets, Quinn encounters Sadie Fox, an enigmatic orphan who holds key insights into the dark events that transpired. 'Bereft' explores themes of love, betrayal, and the enduring quest for justice in a world ravaged by war. Renowned author Michael Robotham praises it as a 'dark, brooding story of war, family secrets, and a man's search for justice.' With 272 pages of enthralling storytelling, this elegant B-format paperback from Scribe Publications is a must-have for anyone seeking rich narratives steeped in historical context. Perfect for fans of gothic fiction and those interested in tales of redemption, 'Bereft' will resonate with readers who appreciate deeply emotional novels that linger long after the last page is turned.