· Book review: The Dark Lake by Sarah Bailey. Sunday, Permalink. This debut novel by Sarah Bailey had arrived but was still on my ‘to-read’ list when I started seeing it popping up on social media. I was intrigued by the buzz so got to it 4/5. A hot summer. A shocking murder. A town of secrets, waiting to explode. A brooding, suspenseful and explosive debut that will grip you from the first page to. Sarah Bailey is a Melbourne based writer with a background in advertising and communications. She has two young children and currently works as a director of creative projects company Mr Smith. Over the past five years she has written a number of short stories /5.
'The Dark Lake is a stunning debut that gripped me from page one and never eased up. Dark, dark, dark - but infused with insight, pathos, a great sense of place, and razor-sharp writing. It's going to be big and Sarah Bailey needs to clear a shelf for awards.' C.J. Box, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Vicious Circle and Open Season. The lake holds the key to solving the murder, but it also has the power to drag Gemma down into its dark depths. Reviewer: Lesley Vick This debut novel from Melbourne-based author Sarah Bailey is a psychological thriller (mostly) narrated by Gemma Woodstock who was at high school with the murder victim, Rosalind Ryan, over a decade before. Tablo | Read 'The Dark Lake' by Sarah Bailey. The Dark Lake. 'But sometimes, late at night, I let myself think about what happened. Really think. I remember the throbbing heat. I remember the madness in my head and the fear that pulsed in my chest. And I remember Rosalind, of course. Always Rosalind.'.
Sarah Bailey is a Melbourne based writer with a background in advertising and communications. She has two young children and currently works as a director of creative projects company Mr Smith. Over the past five years she has written a number of short stories and opinion pieces. The Dark Lake is her first novel. Susan Bailey's new thriller, The Dark Lake, explores the power of guilt and the allure of beauty in a suspenseful tale of murder and long-suppressed secrets. "'Everyone in this town has something to hide,'" as one character observes. The plot revolves around those festering secrets. The Dark Lake. Sarah Bailey. Allen Unwin, - Australian fiction - pages. 22 Reviews. A beautiful young teacher has been murdered, her body found in the lake, strewn with red.
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