Good News, Bad News: A Scout Davis Investigation 2

by Maggie Groff

Overview

Intrepid investigative journalist Scout Davis has given herself a holiday, but when Hermione Longfellow accosts her in the supermarket, she stops to listen.

Most people in Byron Bay are aware of the eccentric Anemone sisters. Always dressed in black, they rarely leave their home nestled in the hills. When Hermione asks Scout to track down her sister Nemony's AWOL husband, believed to have died at sea thirty years ago but recently popped up again on the Great Barrier Reef, Scout jumps at the opportunity.

Another source of intrigue falls close to home when Scout's sister Harper despairs over her husband's odd behaviour. And if that wasn't enough, Scout's journalist boyfriend is finally coming home from Afghanistan.

Trouble is, Scout thinks she may be falling in love with irresistible local cop Rafe - who coincidentally is also Toby's best friend...

PRAISE FOR MAGGIE GROFF

"With only two novels under her belt, Maggie Groff has demonstrated she is the next new big name in Australian crime fiction ... More please." Sun-Herald

"Serve in the bath, on the beach or anywhere entertaining reading matter is required." Sydney Morning Herald

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781743286562
Publisher:	Pan Macmillan Australia
Publication date:	03/01/2013
Series:	Scout Davis , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	384
File size:	856 KB

About the Author

Maggie Groff is the bestselling author of two non-fiction books, Mothers Behaving Badly and Hoax Cuisine. She has worked as a columnist for Sunday Life magazine in The Sun-Herald and extracts of her work have been published globally by Readers Digest. She lives with her husband in northern New South Wales and is currently working on her third Scout Davis novel after Mad Men, Bad Girls and Good News, Bad News, Dark Cloud, Silver Linings, available in October 2014.

Maggie Groff is the bestselling author of two non-fiction books, Mothers Behaving Badly: How to do the most important job in the world the easy way (1999) and Hoax Cuisine: Faking it in the kitchen (2001). She wrote a weekly column also titled Hoax Cuisine, for two years from 2002-2004 for Sunday Life Magazine which was distributed through The Sun-Herald Sunday and The Sunday Age. This is her first novel.