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The End of Cuthbert Close

By: Cassie Hamer
Narrated by: Rebecca Macauley
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From bestselling author Cassie Hamer comes another funny, charming tale of Australian suburbia with a mystery at its heart.

"Captures Australian suburbia perfectly. Has the reader gripped until the end. Perfect for anyone who wants to devour easy-to-read fiction, while also doing some detective work of their own." Mamamia

You can choose your friends, but you can't choose your neighbors. (Trad. proverb, origin: Australian suburbia)

Food stylist Cara, corporate lawyer Alex and stay-at-home mum Beth couldn't be more different. If it wasn't for the fact they live next door to each other in Cuthbert Close, they'd never have met and bonded over Bundt cake. The Close is an oasis of calm and kindness. The kind of street where kids play cricket together and neighbors pitch in each year for an end of summer party.

But no one's told Charlie Devine, glamorous wife of online lifestyle guru, The Primal Guy. When she roars straight into the party with her huge removal truck and her teenage daughter with no care or regard for decades-old tradition, the guacamole really hits the fan.

Cara thinks the family just needs time to get used to the village-like atmosphere. Beth wants to give them home cooked meals to help them settle in. Alex says it's an act of war. But which one of them is right? Dead guinea pigs, cruelly discarded quiches, missing jewelry, commercial sabotage and errant husbands are just the beginning of a train of disturbing and rapidly escalating events that lead to a shocking climax.

When the truth comes out, will it be the end of Cuthbert Close?

©2020 Cassie Hamer (P)2020 HarperAudio
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Fabulous book! Highly recommend!

What a great story and so well narrated. I’m the type of person that needs a book to grip me right away or I give it up. The characters in this book are so relatable. Made going out for walks so enjoyable.
I can’t wait to see what’s next for Cassie Hamer!

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Bland

The characters were very well portrayed although nothing very exciting ever happened to them. It made me feel I needed to spice up my own story to live an adventure and not a bland existence.

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