Blurb
A kindergarten teacher’s desperate escape to Far North Queensland turns deadly when her ex tracks her down just as Australia’s largest-ever cyclone smashes onto shore.
In the dripping heat of a rainforest town in Far North Queensland, Georgia Wright has finally exhaled. Her new life, nannying for a dysfunctional but endearing family, is the perfect escape from her bleak past. Until the text messages start. Georgia won’t go back to him. Not this time. Not ever. But staying means putting this family at risk. As a storm brews within her conscience, a deadly cyclone builds offshore – a foreshadowing of a betrayal as cruel as the oppressive wet season. Now Georgia’s new-found family bonds are unravelling as she faces her vengeful ex and the fury of Cyclone Yasi.
About Cienna Collins
Cienna Collins is a Melbourne‑based author of domestic suspense. Her recent novel, The Disappearing Season, won a mentorship through QWC Publishable program. She has also published two YA novels, longlisted for the QWC Adaptable program. After graduating RMIT PWE as an adult student, Cienna was awarded a place at Hardcopy – a national professional development program for writers. A one-time fan of skydiving, volcano climbing, parasailing and bungee jumping, Cienna has had an eclectic career as a commercial mortgage manager, band vocalist and professional editor. Now Cienna is working on her fourth novel while dreaming of moving to the calm seaside warmth of FNQ.
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