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The Way It Is Now | Garry Disher

4 posts | 6 read | 1 to read

A stunning new standalone crime novel from one of Australia’s most revered writers

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charl08

The Way It Is Now | Garry Disher

pick

Atmospheric Australian crime fiction that kept me turning the pages to find out "whodunnit".

47 likes

Jeg

The Way It Is Now | Garry Disher

so-so

Would not normal read him but it is his latest and an op shop find. A little bit unsatisfying for me. Felt like I was reading a TV series.

Suet624 It looks like you‘ve had a tough time recently finding a good book to read. š�´ (edited) 3y

Jeg @Suet624 exactly. When I started this book , I was hopeful. I have a bookshelf full of TBR books so fingers crossed I find something satisfying. 3y

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CarolynM

The Way It Is Now | Garry Disher

pick

Garry Disher is fast becoming my favourite crime writer. This one is as much about police culture and its toxic masculinity as it is about the mystery. Maybe not as good as the Hirsch trilogy, but a really good read nonetheless.

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