· by Jane Harper ‧ RELEASE DATE: Feb. 5, A timely novel set in the furthest reaches of Australia by the author of The Dry () and Force of Nature (). The three Bright brothers are the overseers of 3, square kilometers of land in Queensland, with hours between each of their homes. It’s a vast, unforgiving environment, and no one ever goes far without a full complement . A powerful and brutal story of suspense set against a formidable landscape, The Lost Man confirms Jane Harper, author of The Dry and Force of Nature, is one of the best new voices in writing today. 1. Nathan Bright could see nothing, and then everything all at once. · The Lost Man is a stand alone mystery from Jane Harper. It’s a slow burn of a book. A man is found dead of dehydration out in the middle of his Australian cattle station. There’s no rhyme or reason for him to have been there, kilometers away from his well provisioned, working car. His other two brothers try to sort through the why of his demise/5.
THE LOST MAN. by Jane Harper ‧ RELEASE DATE: Feb. 5, A timely novel set in the furthest reaches of Australia by the author of The Dry () and Force of Nature (). The three Bright brothers are the overseers of 3, square kilometers of land in Queensland, with hours between each of their homes. It's a vast, unforgiving. The Lost Man by New York Times-bestseller Jane Harper is a stunning new standalone novel about two brothers who meet in the remote Australian outback when the third brother is found dead.. British-born, Australian writer Jane Harper has quickly established herself as a writer you can trust to deliver a great read. Her first two novels, The Dry and Force of Nature, launched her series featuring. Author Information Jane Harper is the internationally bestselling author of the The Dry, Force of Nature, The Lost Man and The www.doorway.ru books are published in forty territories worldwide, and The Dry has been adapted into a major motion picture starring Eric Bana. Jane has won numerous top awards including the Australian Book Industry Awards Book of the Year, the Australian Indie Awards.
The Lost Man is Jane Harper’s third consecutive marvel and, against long odds, her most marvelous yet, pitting brother against brother, man against nature, reader against the clock. What an extraordinary novel: part family drama, part indelible ode to the Outback ― a thriller as forceful and atmospheric as a brewing storm. Jane Harper has chosen to tell this story in the third person past tense, entirely (with the exception of the prologue) from Nathan Bright's point of view. What is the effect of this? The novel begins with a prologue from an omniscient viewpoint that describes the bleak setting of Cameron Bright's death. February 5, The Lost Man by New York Times-bestseller Jane Harper is a stunning new standalone novel about two brothers who meet in the remote Australian outback when the third brother is found dead. British-born, Australian writer Jane Harper has quickly established herself as a writer you can trust to deliver a great read.
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