Kim Fleet draws on extensive experience from the Australian outback, where her anthropology background and direct engagement with Indigenous communities lend her crime novels authenticity and depth. Her narratives, often set against the stark Australian landscape, explore not just the crime but also cultural undercurrents and unique settings. Returning to the UK, her writing shifted to mysteries closer to home in Cheltenham, following the cases of private investigator Eden Grey. This ability to craft compelling mysteries deeply rooted in vivid settings marks her as a distinctive storyteller.
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Now known as private investigator Eden Grey, the mysterious death of one of Eden's clients leads her into a web of corruption, murder and human trafficking, while the discovery of two centuries-old skeletons in the grounds of a wealthy Cheltenham school might be of greater relevance than she realises ...