David Hunt

Bloody oath, as they say, west of the Great Dividing Range.

Like a literary, the very hungry caterpillar.

It doesn't help me at all, Kate.

But what I would say is I... You'd look good in it, though.

It's been done before.

It's been done before.

I love this book.

I found the prose to be...

Wonderful, elegant, sparse.

I found the plotting and the way that you get into characters' internal dilemmas, the way they come to light was beautifully paced and revealed beautifully.

throughout the course of the book through a series of sort of flashbacks and different characters perceiving the same events in different ways.

I found it utterly compelling, which is much more than I found when you gave me the strange American vampire novel last time I was on the show.

That's right.

Thumbs up to you this time.

It starts with one character imagining what's happening at the bombing of a building where another one of the characters has been involved.

And that's what I find fascinating.

You have three narrators in this book.

All of them are unreliable.

Mm-hmm.

And to actually manage to tell a story with multiple unreliable narrators is hats off to you, Miss Kwan.