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A modern mystery born in a timeless Tasmanian forest from Australia's favourite storyteller, with new novel The Last Paradise out now.
In the 1930s, in an isolated and beautiful corner of southern Tasmania, a new young wife arrives at her husband's secluded property - Arcadia. Stella, an artist, falls in love with Arcadia's wild, ancient forest. And when an unknown predator strikes, she is saved by an unusual protector...
Two generations later, Stella's granddaughter, Sally, and her best friend, Jessica, stumble over Stella's secret life in the forest and find themselves threatened in turn.
What starts as a girls' adventurous road trip becomes a hunt for the story of the past, to solve the present, and save their future...
A breathtaking Tasmanian tale of ancient forests; of art and science; of love and, above all, of friendship.
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ISBN: 9781760782894
ISBN-10: 1760782890
Published: 16th October 2018
Format: ePUB
Language: English
Number of Pages: 504
Audience: General Adult
Publisher: Pan Macmillan Australia

Di Morrissey
Di is a tireless activist for many causes: opposing large scale development and commercial food chains into Byron Bay NSW, fighting gas and mining intrusion into sacred lands in the Kimberly, and stopping massive and unnecessary power lines intruding into the Manning Valley NSW. Di also established The Golden Land Education Foundation in Myanmar. Di lives in the Manning Valley, NSW.
What kind of books does Di Morrissey write?
She writes fiction novels, often set in Australia and overseas, with a strong sense of place and an emphasis on landscape, culture and community.
What recurring themes appear in her novels?
Common themes include landscape and environment, cultural and political issues, and the impact of development and change on communities.
Are there series or recurring characters I should know about?
Yes. She has at least the Lily Barton books, which include Tears of the Moon and Kimberley Sun. Other titles are sometimes grouped by setting or recurring themes, so check individual book descriptions for series order.
Where is a good place to start reading Di Morrissey?
Start with one of her popular novels that matches your interests, for example The Valley, Monsoon, The Reef, or Tears of the Moon if you want the Lily Barton storyline.
Does her real-world experience and activism influence her writing?
Yes. Her background as a journalist, travel and activism on environmental and local development issues inform her settings, plots and themes. She has also been involved in projects such as the Golden Land Education Foundation in Myanmar.
























