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Don't miss epic and unforgettable new standalone thriller from the bestselling author of Scrublands and Times Crime Book of the Year Dead Man's Creek

"Succession meets le Carré: a masterclass in tension, power and moral ambiguity. I devoured it" — Shankari Chandran

"Elegant, intricate and deeply compelling" — Dervla McTiernan

"If there is enough money involved, truth becomes a tradeable commodity. Like gold, it is malleable; it can be melted down and recast without losing its value."

Travis Somerland is man accustomed to danger — but nothing can prepare him the for the peril, the intrigue or the ruthlessness that confronts him at Montechino. Or the murders.

Montechino: part palace and part fortress, the secluded estate of the uber-wealthy Felix Clapton, a modern-day robber baron who thinks business is arithmetic, not morality.

When the Claptons ignite a generations-old feud with one of the nation's most powerful dynasties, Travis is thrust into a deadly struggle where murder is merely another bargaining chip.

Now, if he wants to bring justice to an unjust world, he'll first have to stay alive.

Praise for Full Circle:

"A few things are certain in life: death, taxes, and that Chris Hammer has written another winner" — Benjamin Stevenson

"Hook this book straight into your veins and enjoy the ride" — Sarah Bailey

"A page-turning thriller from the master of Australian crime" — Michael Brissenden

"This is his best yet. I relished it" — Paul Daley

"To read Hammer is to watch a master at work" — Laura McCluskey

"I absolutely loved it" — Margaret Hickey

More praise for Chris Hammer:

"Another winner" — Crime Time

"A beguiling read" — The Sunday Times

"Savage and unpredictable" — The Sun

"An engrossing thriller" — Irish Mail on Sunday

"Hammer is up there with the best Australian novelists" — Aspects of Crime

"Another epic Outback mystery from Australia's most exciting crime writer" — Daily Express

"A masterful, stunning thriller. Irresistible." — Chris Whitaker

"My favourite Australian author" — Ann Cleeves

"Epic. Shakespearean in depth and range" — The Times

"Fierce, gripping and spine-chilling" — Daily Mail

"Shimmers ... A tortured tale of blood and loss" — Val McDermid

"Stunning - a page-turner which stays long in the memory" — Sunday Times

"A leader in Australian noir" — Michael Connelly