Pacific Heights

<p><b>FIVE WITNESSES. FIVE DIFFERENT STORIES. WHO IS THE KILLER?</b><br><br><b>'A rising star of Australian crime fiction' SUNDAY TIMES</b><br><b>'S. R. White is the real deal' </b><b>CHRIS HAMMER</b><br><br>In the courtyard of the Pacific Heights building, a local waitress is found dead.<br>Five apartments overlook the murder scene. Five people witnessed a crime take place.<br>Finding the killer should be simple.<br><br> Except none of the witnesses' stories match.<br> They all saw <i>something</i> - from a different angle, at a different time. <br> None of them saw everything. Anyone could be the killer.<br><br> Detectives Carl "Bluey" Blueson and Lachlan Dyson, each with their own careers in peril, must solve what others assume is a straightforward case. But to unmask a killer they must unpick a complex puzzle - where the motivations of the witnesses are as mystifying as the crime itself.<br><br> How can you solve a crime if anyone could be lying?<br><br><b>Praise for S. R. White:<br><br>'A taut, beautifully observed slow-burner with an explosive finish' PETER MAY<br>'Original, compelling and highly recommended' CHRIS HAMMER<br>'Gripping' <i>THE GUARDIAN</i><br>'A fascinating case' <i>SUNDAY TIMES</i> <br>'It draws you in - and rewards with a truly powerful ending' <i>HEAT</i></b><br><b>'This slow-burn novel catches light' <i>THE SUN</i><br>'The story takes place over less than 48 hours but the pace is slow-burn, relying on considerable psychological depth...the denouement hits like a knockout punch' <i>WEEKEND AUSTRALIAN</i><br>'A dark and compulsive read' <i>WOMAN & HOME</i></b></p>