Chris Hammer

Don't miss epic and unforgettable new standalone thriller from the bestselling author of Scrublands and Times Crime Book of the Year Dead Man's Creek 'Succession meets le Carré: a masterclass in tension, power and moral ambiguity. I devoured it'SHANKARI CHANDRAN'Elegant, intricate and deeply compelling'DERVLA McTIERNAN_________________'If there is enough money involved, truth becomes a tradeable commodity.
Like gold, it is malleable; it can be melted down and recast without losing its value.'Travis Somerland is man accustomed to danger - but nothing can prepare him the for the peril, the intrigue or the ruthlessness that confronts him at Montechino. Or the murders. Montechino: part palace and part fortress, the secluded estate of the uber-wealthy Felix Clapton, a modern-day robber baron who thinks business is arithmetic, not morality.
When the Claptons ignite a generations-old feud with one of the nation's most powerful dynasties, Travis is thrust into a deadly struggle where murder is merely another bargaining chip. Now, if he wants to bring justice to an unjust world, he'll first have to stay alive. PRAISE FOR FULL CIRCLE:'A few things are certain in life: death, taxes, and that Chris Hammer has written another winner'BENJAMIN STEVENSON'Hook this book straight into your veins and enjoy the ride'SARAH BAILEY'A page-turning thriller from the master of Australian crime'MICHAEL BRISSENDEN'This is his best yet.
I relished it'PAUL DALEY'To read Hammer is to watch a master at work'LAURA McCLUSKEY'I absolutely loved it'MARGARET HICKEYMORE PRAISE FOR CHRIS HAMMER:'Another winner' CRIME TIME'A beguiling read' THE SUNDAY TIMES'Savage and unpredictable' THE SUN'An engrossing thriller' IRISH MAIL ON SUNDAY'Hammer is up there with the best Australian novelists' ASPECTS OF CRIME'Another epic Outback mystery from Australia's most exciting crime writer' DAILY EXPRESS'A masterful, stunning thriller.
Irresistible.' CHRIS WHITAKER'My favourite Australian author' ANN CLEEVES'Epic. Shakespearean in depth and range' THE TIMES'Fierce, gripping and spine-chilling' DAILY MAIL'Shimmers .