Beth Hastings has a secret and it involves her sister Alex. When Alex ends in hospital in a coma with heart failure, Beth tries to hide her guilt as well as her crumbling sanity.
Meanwhile, Alex has realised that not everything is as it seems and makes a desperate attempt to figure out how she ended up in her coma in the first place.
Alcohol. It can make you do some stupid things. When Detective Inspector Helen Mitchell makes a drunken announcement that she wants her boss dead, all hell breaks loose. Blackmail is the name of the game here. A complicated series of events soon has Helen on the run from police from two states as well as the Australian Federal Police and she's going to need all the help she can get to clear her name.
A Bit About Me
Hi there! The name's Caetlyn also known as The Crafty Lion.
Ever since I was a child, I've had a fascination for the written word. I would spend hours curled up with a good book and get myself lost in the fantasy world that lay between the covers. By the time I reached high school, my passion for books expanded to actually writing them. While my mind wasn't mature enough to write a book, I had begun writing short stories to satisfy my hunger for creativity. It wasn't until I reached the end of my high school years that I decided to try my hand at written a young adult novel called A Cousin Like Eve. Unfortunately, that book has since been lost to the ages.
By the time I had turned 20, my genre interests had expanded to crime thrillers and I birthed a series known as the Espial. In 2007, I completed my first novel, then named Espial's Revenge (later renamed as Pawn).
In 2004, I undertook a Media Arts degree at the University of South Australia which spawned my love for scriptwriting. Majoring in Film Production and sub-majoring in drama, I tried my hand at screenplays and stage plays as well as audio plays. Over the past decade or so, I have written various plays in those formats and I'm now in the process of adapting those plays to novels which I'll post here for your reading pleasure.
In the meantime, feel free to read my free autobiography in the About section. Happy reading!
