Book review: Twisted River by James Dunbar
Twisted River by James Dunbar kicks off in a muted but intriguing way with Cate and Rory, a married couple travelling overseas when they realise their credit cards have been cancelled and they’re unable to access their emails. They figure they’ll sort it out when they get home, but Rory – for reasons not yet clear – is a little unsettled by the events. Things get worse when they get home to discover their bank account has been drained, their dog-sitter disappeared (along with their dog Iris), locks changed and house being used as an AirBnB. When Cate discovers she’s supposedly resigned from her job – going out with a bang and sharing confidential and malicious gossip with the whole company – Rory’s worst fears are realised.
