Sulari Gentill "The Mystery Writer" and Aoife Clifford "It Takes a Town"

Join us to hear from two incredible authors, Sulari Gentill and Aoife Clifford, both with brand new mysteries (published by Ultimo Press) that you are going to adore.

"The Mystery Writer" is 'a mischievous twist on mystery novels and the people who write them' as described by Benjamin Stevenson, author of "Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone."

Amanda Hampson, author of "The Tea Ladies", describes "It Takes a Town" as 'a vivid story of small town allegiances and secret grudges that drew me in and didn’t let go! I was pinned to my chair.'

Sulari Gentill is the author of the multi-award-winning Rowland Sinclair Mysteries, a series of (currently) ten historical crime novels set in 1930s Australia, and more recently, the name behind the USA Today best-selling, twisty literary thriller, "The Woman in the Library". Sulari lives in a small country town in the Australian Snowy Mountains where she grows French Black Truffles and writes.

Aoife Clifford is the author of "All These Perfect Strangers", which was long-listed for both the Australian Industry General Fiction Book of the Year and the Voss Literary Prize, and "Second Sight", a Publishers Weekly (starred review) and PW Pick for Book of the Week. Aoife’s short stories have been published in Australia, United Kingdom and the United States, winning premier prizes such as the Scarlet Stiletto and the S.D. Harvey Ned Kelly Award.