Shallow Breath

Shallow Breath

By Sara Foster
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“An engaging novel that is sure to haunt you, this is an absorbing read. Dive into Shallow Breath—you won’t regret it.”

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Longlisted for the Davitt Award and the Saturday Age’s ‘Pick of the Week,’ Sara Foster’s third novel asks: How far would you go to save someone you love?

Two years ago, Desi Priest made a horrific mistake and destroyed her family.

Now, she is coming home to make amends: to her daughter, Maya, who’s nurturing her own dangerous plan; to her brother, Jackson, who blames himself; and to her close friend, Pete, who has spent years shielding her from a devastating truth.

But as Desi returns to her beloved house by the ocean, there is a stranger waiting for her. Someone who needs her help. Someone whose arrival will reveal a chain of secrets hidden for over twenty years.

And one by one the family will be forced to confront the possibility that they have somehow got things terribly, tragically wrong …

Set across five continents, Shallow Breath is a compelling novel of dashed dreams and second chances. But most of all it is a story about love, and what it really means to be free.

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    Wounded psychology center stage

    - This bestselling author of psychological suspense novels has delivered another engaging story. Arguably a more common problem than is written about, the main character, Desi Priest, returns home after two years of incarceration. She finds her family in rejection mode and goes about trying to make amends. This story is well written and as narrated by Arthea Greco and Raphael Corkhill, delivers a compelling piece of entertainment and insightful knowledge of this kind of experience.

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