Jane Harper

A Novel

Exiles

A very slow build with an unexpected and satisfying payoff

Alexander Venturas

This is the final book in the Aaron Falk trilogy and I'm sad to see it end. Falk is in Australia's wine country to attend the christening of his grandson but was interrupted the year before by the disappearance of a family friend, Kim. A year on, no one really knows what happened to her.

This book was a beautifully written, slow-burn, character-driven mystery. It is quintessential Jane Harper and I loved it.

Cheri McElroy

This is the final book in the Aaron Falk trilogy and I'm sad to see it end. Falk is in Australia's wine country to attend the christening of his grandson but was interrupted the year before by the disappearance of a family friend, Kim. A year on, no one really knows what happened to her.

This book was a beautifully written, slow-burn, character-driven mystery. It is quintessential Jane Harper and I loved it.

I've read all of Jane Harper's books and I was waiting for a new Aaron Falk one because I enjoyed the previous two. I love the way this author writes. The characters live so vividly in my mind while I read her books and I keep thinking about them even when I'm not reading. She has a way of creating an entire world around her them that makes you feel like you're inside it and you know them or the places she's describing. Loved it. Highly recommend it and any other book she's written.

Roberta

Tess McMahon

Jane Harper does it again. I'm not normally a crime reader but am obsessed with the way she can describe Australian rural settings in a way that really places you there. The SA wine country in this book was no exception. I loved the return of my favourite characters and the introduction of some new ones. Hoping this one also gets made into a movie!

Exiles A Novel

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