Ben’s Book Club with Petronella McGovern

Name: Ben’s Book Club with Petronella McGovern
Start: 2024-09-16T19:30:00+10:00
End: 2024-09-16T20:30:00+10:00
Location: Virtual

Join Ben Hobson in conversation with author Petronella McGovern to discuss her gripping thriller about siblings and secrets, ‘The Last Trace’.

Monday 16th September, at 7:30PM AEDT

During this digital book club, guests will have the opportunity to ask questions, interact with the authors, and enjoy a bookish discussion. Ben’s Book Club is a
free monthly digital book club – hosted by Ben Hobson – brought to you via Libby, the library reading app. The Zoom link will be emailed to all attendees upon registering.

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This month’s featured title, ‘The Last Trace’, is available to borrow from Libby with no waitlists or holds! Download Libby and find your local library to start reading:

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About Petronella McGovern:

What if you’re scared you committed a crime but can’t remember? Petronella McGovern, author of ‘The Last Trace’ is fascinated by what makes us tick, the lies we tell, and the secrets we keep. She is the bestselling author of Six Minutes, The Good Teacher and The Liars. She grew up on a farm in central west NSW and now lives with her family in Sydney. The Last Trace is her fourth novel.

About ‘The Last Trace’:

What if you’re scared you committed a crime but can’t remember?

Family. It means everything to Sheridan. She has missed having her brother around. At last, Lachy is back in Australia, and Sheridan can’t wait to spend the Easter holidays all together in the mountains with their kids.
But, on Good Friday, something devastating happens that rips their two families apart, and now she can’t imagine ever forgiving him.
Lachy knows he’s not coping, but his sister doesn’t have the full story. And, terrifyingly, nor does he. There are some critical gaps in his memory. How is he connected to a missing woman, a hit-and-run, and a request for DNA?
To untangle the truth, Lachy must decide who he can trust. His sister? His friends? Even himself?

The Last Trace is a gripping thriller about siblings and secrets, and the traces we can never erase.