After the smoke clears / Kylie Kaden.
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TextPublisher: Neutral Bay, NSW : Pantera Press, 2023Copyright date: ©2023Edition: Paperback editionDescription: 313 pages ; 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780645498592; 0645498599Subject(s): Families -- Fiction | Murder -- Fiction | Secrecy -- Fiction | Small cities -- Fiction | Guilt -- Fiction | Trust -- Fiction | Teenagers -- FictionGenre/Form: Australian fiction. | Domestic fiction. | Thrillers (Fiction) Summary: Her family offered her a neat life of privilege and power, until Lotti turned away from her father's plans - and toward what she really wanted. Now happy as a primary school teacher, Lotti may even have found the right man, a single dad, not the kind of guy who will fit in with her family, but who nonetheless feels like home. But Lotti isn't the only one running from her past. August's strong silent demeanour may be part of his attraction, but as they get closer, his inability to talk about his past begins to interfere with their future. When August receives a cryptic text message that prompts an immediate departure, Lotti and Augie's six-year-old son Otto follow him to his small hometown where decades of lies begin to unravel.
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"A family. A small town. A lifetime of secrets." --Cover.
Her family offered her a neat life of privilege and power, until Lotti turned away from her father's plans - and toward what she really wanted. Now happy as a primary school teacher, Lotti may even have found the right man, a single dad, not the kind of guy who will fit in with her family, but who nonetheless feels like home. But Lotti isn't the only one running from her past. August's strong silent demeanour may be part of his attraction, but as they get closer, his inability to talk about his past begins to interfere with their future. When August receives a cryptic text message that prompts an immediate departure, Lotti and Augie's six-year-old son Otto follow him to his small hometown where decades of lies begin to unravel.
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