Paula Weston crafts compelling speculative thrillers, often set in near-future Australia, that delve into intricate themes. Her writing pulls readers into unsettling yet captivating narratives, showcasing a keen observational eye honed through years in journalism and communications. Weston's work explores the complexities of the human experience within vividly realized settings.
Set in a meticulously crafted futuristic world, this thriller combines non-stop action with compelling science fiction elements. It weaves together themes of environmentalism, romance, and espionage, while also exploring characters with paranormal abilities. The narrative promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats with its dynamic plot and rich, imaginative setting.
Gaby discovers she's not just a teenage backpacker but one of the Rephaim, descended from fallen angels. With her brother alive and the heavenly war intensifying, she must confront her memories. Will her knowledge save or doom her loved ones? Fans of Becca Fitzpatrick's HUSH, HUSH will enjoy this story.
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Set in Melbourne, this novel delves into the lives of its characters, exploring their intertwined fates and the complexities of human relationships. The narrative weaves themes of love, loss, and self-discovery, offering a profound look at the emotional landscapes that shape our lives. With rich descriptions and engaging dialogue, it captures the essence of contemporary life, making it a compelling read for those interested in character-driven stories.
Gaby thought her life couldn't get more complicated. She's almost used to the idea that she's not the teenage backpacker she thought she was. She can just about cope with being one of the Rephaim--a 139-year-old half-angel--whose memories have been stolen. She's even coming to grips with the fact that Jude, the brother she's mourned for a year, didn't die at all. But now Rafa--sexy, infuriating Rafa--is being held, and hurt, by Gatekeeper demons. And Gaby has to get the bitterly divided Rephaim to work together, or Rafa has no chance at all.