Snow Delaney was born a generation and a world away from her sister, Agnes.

Until recently, neither even knew of the other's existence. They came together only for the reading of their father's will - when Snow discovered, to her horror, that she was not the sole beneficiary of his large estate.

Now Snow is in prison and Agnes is missing, disappeared in the eerie red dust that blanketed Sydney from dawn on September 23, 2009.

With no other family left, Snow turns to crime journalist Jack Fawcett, protesting her innocence in a series of defiant letters from prison. Has she been unfairly judged? Or will Jack's own research reveal a story even more shocking than the one Snow wants to tell?

Sent to the winner of the Australian Literature Sweepstakes. I hope you enjoy this book. I love Caroline Overington's books, they are so compelling & hard to put down.

Happy Reading!

The book is here, many thanks!!

Whoa, this one was really interesting! So much more in it than just a simple disappearance of a woman, which is what I expected based on the blurb (and first 1/3 of the book, too). Never read anything by this author before but will have to keep an eye on her other books now.

Given to Piiku at pub Arvo

Thanks sakirmo, always nice to see you. I look forward to read this one, it seems interesting.

The first third or so were almost boring, just a normal (?) disappearance. Then it started to get weird and then more and more nasty with every letter from Snow. At least one mystery remains unsolved, but despite that I did enjoy this book.

A totally unknown author, an interesting blurb, so how could I leave the book to the table? Thank you all!