Walk Twenty, Run Twenty

· Hachette UK
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A stunning tale of intrigue and survival in the dusty outback, from the author of The Divine Wind.

Rick’s cousins are two specks floating on the horizon, leaving him far behind on the treacherous bush track. He looks at his punctured tyres in dismay. Ten kilometres. If he walks, he’ll be too late to save them. If he runs, he’ll expire in the heat.

Somewhere across the flats, in between the red-dirt back roads, there’s real trouble happening. Rick has never felt so alone; the land around him feels as alien as the moon – nothing like the city.

But now is no time to hesitate...Ian and Nita are depending on him.

Then the voice of his dead father comes back to him: ‘Don’t use up all your energy at once. Walk twenty, run twenty.’

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Garry Disher has an MA in Australian History and in 1978 he was awarded a creative writing fellowship to Stanford University, where he wrote his first collection of short stories. Garry worked as a writing lecturer between the years 1980 and 1988, before becoming a full-time writer. He has published over thirty books, including short stories, literary novels, crime thrillers, anthologies and award-winning children’s titles.

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