A rural-crime novel about finding out how to survive and surviving what you find.

In a small country town, an act of revenge causes five lives to collide. Early one Christmas morning, Graeme Sweetapple, a man down on his luck, is heading home with a truck full of stolen steers when he comes across an upended ute that has hit a tree. He is about to get involved with Luke, an environmental protestor who isn’t what he seems; a washed-up local politician, Caroline Statham, who is searching for a sense of purpose, but whose businessman husband seems to be sliding into corruption; and Carson, who is wild, bound to no one, and determined to escape her circumstances.

Into their midst comes Retribution, a legendary horse worth a fortune. Her disappearance triggers a cycle of violence and retaliation that threatens the whole community. As tensions build, they must answer one question: is true retribution ever possible — or even desirable?

Author

Richard Anderson

Richard Anderson is a second generation farmer from northern New South Wales. He has been running a beef-cattle farm for twenty-five years, but has also worked as a miner and had a stint on the local council. 

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Review Boxed, Richard Anderson
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Monday, September 3, 2018
Review Retribution, Richard Anderson
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ISBN
9781925713404
Year of Publication
Blog 2018 Reading Reminiscences
Karen Chisholm
Monday, January 7, 2019
Review Retribution, Richard Anderson
Karen Chisholm
Monday, September 10, 2018
Blog #amreading Retribution, Richard Anderson
Karen Chisholm
Monday, September 3, 2018
Review Retribution, Richard Anderson
Andrea Thompson
Saturday, August 18, 2018

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