An Australian crime mystery for young readers from 11 onwards and for older adults.
The Kuhlmanns, a German family of four, have immigrated to Australia. They are thrilled with the beautiful Sunshine Coast, the friendly and helpful people and the fascinating wildlife. So many animals are unique to Australia! A dream comes true for Anna and Sebastian when their parents adopt a dog. Taking Susi for long walks on the dog-friendly beaches, they feel as though they were living in paradise.
But one day, two teenagers discover a woman’s body in dense bushland along Stumers Creek. Everyone is shaken! A murder in their own town? What was the motive? Nobody seems to have a clue. Lizzie Kuhlmann is worried about her children who are constantly playing detective. Why won’t they stop talking about the grisly crime?
Table des matières
The Kuhlmanns, a German family of four, have immigrated to Australia. They are thrilled with the beautiful Sunshine Coast, the friendly and helpful people and the fascinating wildlife. So many animals are unique to Australia! A dream comes true for Anna and Sebastian when their parents adopt a dog. Taking Susi for long walks on the dog-friendly beaches, they feel as if they were living in paradise.
But then a woman gets killed in a forest, fairly close to a popular beach near Stumers Creek! The locals are shaken. Who did it? What was the motive? Nobody seems to have a clue. Lizzie Kuhlmann is upset about her children who are constantly playing detective. Why won’t they stop talking about the grisly murder case? And she is not the only one being more scared than ever before …
A propos de l’auteur
Marion Birkenbeil was born in Wuppertal, Germany in 1963. After working as a horticulturist and landscape gardener for many years, she studied landscape architecture. She immigrated to Australia in 1997. She lived with her husband in Brisbane and later in Ipswich, before moving to the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. Marion is a freelance landscape architect and became a registered member of the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects in 2007.