From the winner of the 2009 Ned Kelly Award comes a sensational new novel

It's November 2007. There's sewage in the big lake at the heart of the soulless city, Canberra, the TABs have been emptied by a deadly horse virus and the longest Federal election campaign of all time still has a fortnight to run.

One-time star detective Brad Chen seems destined for a desk job until someone starts shooting dodgy property developers in Perth and Adelaide. The state coppers he's sent to assist aren't much interested in anything he can do to help out, even when the body counts extends to shonky financial advisers, crooked lawyers and assorted other fraudsters in the eastern capitals. Chen is nonetheless determined to track down the hitman the public is calling a hero.

Rip Off delivers readers another big serve of the solid plotting, witty dialogue and eccentric characters they've come to expect from the Brad Chen series and its Ned Kelly award-winning author.

Author

Kel Robertson

Kel Robertson grew up in country New South Wales. He has worked as a barman, labourer, industrial advocate and policy adviser. He is a graduate of a number of Australian universities and lives and works in Canberra. Dead Set is his first novel.

Country of Origin

Books:

Series: Brad Chen

Book Number:
3
2011
Book Number:
2
2010
Book Number:
1
2011
Review RIP OFF - Kel Robertson
Karen Chisholm
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Blog Currently Reading - Rip Off, Kel Robertson
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Blog 2009 Ned Kelly Winners
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Review SMOKE AND MIRRORS - Kel Robertson
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Review DEAD SET - Kel Robertson
Karen Chisholm
Monday, September 17, 2007
ISBN
9781742610054
Year of Publication
Series
Book Number (in series)
3
Review RIP OFF - Kel Robertson
Karen Chisholm
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Blog Currently Reading - Rip Off, Kel Robertson
Karen Chisholm
Tuesday, September 20, 2011

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