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The Prodigal Sister

By: Darry Fraser
Narrated by: Rebecca Macauley
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Headstrong Prudence North faces a dangerous blackmailer who threatens her family and her dreams of escaping domestic drudgery. An enthralling historical mystery from a best-selling Australian author.

Melbourne, Victoria, 1900

Miss Prudence North is freshly returned from university in Scotland and determined to find her place among the male-dominated world of the new forensic sciences when a high-ranking policeman waylays her. He threatens to charge her father for illegal medical practices unless she helps him build a case against local landowner Jasper Darke by spying on him.

With her sister's illness worsening, if their income disappears, Prudence will have to take on nursing and domestic duties and she'll never have the freedom she craves. Prudence has no choice but to agree.

Immediately taken with the handsome Mr. Darke, a seemingly good and honest man, Prudence can't see what nefarious activities she's meant to be reporting on. She'll have to get closer....

But when a body turns up at her father's surgery, the forensics reveal to Prudence there's more going on about all this than meets the eye. It's clear it's up to her to uncover the truth—of this murder, of whatever's going on at the surgery after hours and, especially, of the intriguing Jasper Darke. Her life, her family, and her future rely on it....

©2021 Darry Fraser (P)2021 HarperCollins Publishers
20th Century Action & Adventure Fiction Historical Fiction Romance Small Town & Rural Forensics Surgery

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Great topics introduced.

Huntingtons disease and forensic - two really interesting topics that I would love to know more about because of this book.

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You’ve Done It Again, Darry Fraser!

This is a story full of slo many twists and turns, keeping the listener engaged from start to finish. I enjoyed it immensely.

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a new author to explore

a really good reading by the narrator. I enjoyed the storyline and look forward to listening to more of this author

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