Gary Crew: 13 books

`All cops have stories that pass unrecorded, that never make it into their daily casebook ... phantasms that no language can objectively record ...? Here are the collected cop stories of multi-award winning novelist Gary Crew, whost haunting works have twice been nominated by the Mystery Writers...

`A tale which will hold its listeners spellbound.' Kerry Green, SUNDAY REVIEW When an archaeology student, hoping to learn about his Aboriginal heritage, comes to work near their isolated town, sixteen-year-old friends Sarah and Rachel discover why the man known as the Father has had such control...

There's a myth in Esperance that's been around for years, apparently going as far back as the arrival of the first Europeans. Locals think there's a huge bird, big enough to carry away adult humans . . . Blue Feather is a stunningly crafted mystery from one of Australia's most awarded writers,...

A dazzling novel about writers and writing, love and loss ... the first adult novel from this multi-award-winning children's writer Charlie Bloome wants to be a writer. twenty-three years old, he is studying literature and living with his gamine partner, Alice - 'Lootie' - who plans to be a teacher...

David and Andrew are back at Old Rusty’s isolated farm. Eager to solve the mystery of a diaphanous fourth wing on the windmill they go caving. Once through the hidden entrance they are delighted to find a fantastic network of limestone caves, but their delight soon turns to terror when a gigantic creature emerges from the depths of the cave. 

Two youths, David and Andrew, enjoy their holidays at Old Rusty’s farm in a wild and lonely valley. But after a new windmill power generator is built, something changes. Strange sights and buzzing sounds begin to occur; Old Rusty’s ham radio is subject to crackling sounds. Then, while outside at...

 Determined to know the truth about the gigantic creature in the cave and the piece of fabric bearing the international nuclear symbol of radiation, David and Andrew discovered in the limestone caves near old Rusty's farm, they decide to research their information and make some startling findings.

'I can't say I'm sorry. It had to happen. I've written to my mum and dad. Maybe they'll care. I don't know.' THE INNER CIRCLE is the unforgettable story of two teenage boys' struggle for personal identity - against the odds of prejudice and the indifference of the world.

In the spring of 1891, thirteen-year-old Sam Silverthorne is left in the care of his heartless Aunt Bertha as his father, Sir Arthur Silverthorne, Ornithologist to Her Majesty Queen Victoria, sets out on an expedition to find the infamous silver bird of paradise. But when Sir Arthur disappears without...

In the second volume of the Sam Silverthorne series, Sam sets sail to China in search of a rare carnivorous butterfly. Before it is released in England and kills again he must track down the enraged Chinese Prince Chi Lin and stop him breeding more of the monstrous creatures. However, Sam discovers the British Empire can cause just as much devastation as the evil prince.

What has high school student Emma Burden done to deserve international media infamy? Is it true that at eighteen she is a murderess? Or is the lovely Emma simply a spoit Gen Y schoolgirl?

'Are you lonely here?' her mother asked. 'Never,' Alice said. 'Not while I am friends with the lyrebird.' Alice has spent her life living on the outskirts of a small town, in a house nestled in bushland. Every other morning, she is visited by a lyrebird. Her bond with this magnificent bird...

Sam sets off to the exotic isles of the Indian Ocean in search of a shell whose deadly venom could provide the antidote for all known toxin but one member of Sam?s expeditionary party has gone along for another reason - murder!