Deadly Secrets

A suspicious death. A government cover-up. Will she risk everything to expose the truth? Shelley feels compelled to uncover the truth about her friend’s suspicious death. She’s drawn into a sinister world of police cover-ups, organised crime, corporate greed and government corruption. Even the Prime Minister appears to be involved. Shelley has never been bold, but she’ll have to break the rules and jeopardise her safe, public service career to learn the truth. The stakes are high, and the treacherous schemers will do anything to keep their deadly secrets. Lives don’t matter, not even hers. Can ordinary people thwart a powerful conspiracy? Reviews say "Intelligent, gripping thriller"; "page-turning...novel"; "A powerful story about powerful themes" and "A political thriller for today". Reader’s Favourite 5-star review - “The author keeps the reader engaged with impressive writing, energetic dialogue, a searing plot, and current concerns we can relate to like immigration and the environment. Some of the characters you will like--others you will not like. But that's what makes the novel so entertaining. For a page-turning conspiracy thriller, seize your copy of Deadly Secrets by H.R. Kemp today.” This powerful, Australian political conspiracy thriller has intrigue, mystery, suspense, and tension. Editorial Reviews say; A Complex, Comprehensive Thrill Ride with Sharp Social Observation. This intricate socio-political thriller takes the reader through a mind-spinning myriad of mystery and intrigue while generating a delicious pallet of both likable and detestable characters. Greg McLaughlin (author of Third Party , Second Coming and more) ... an intense page-turner...The twists and turns of the plot keep us fearing and rooting for characters we have come to care about...a thrilling, twisting thriller with engaging, unforgettable characters. Matthew Arnold Stern (author of Amiga ) The story constantly surprises...I found myself going through a range of emotions: anger, surprise, fear, sadness, relief. Just when I thought I figured it out, the author put in another twist. Trudy Knowles (author of educational texts and an Inkitt author)