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First known date:
2017...
10 January
2017
of
The New York Times Book Review
The New York Times Book Review
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‘The Dry,’ a Page-Turner of a Mystery Set in a Parched Australia,
single work
review
— Review of The Dry 2016 single work novel ;(p. 2)'Jane Harper’s “The Dry” is set in a parched Australian farming community within a day’s drive of Melbourne. It’s a region that hasn’t seen rain in two years, and the novel’s main character, Aaron Falk, is jolted to see that a rushing river he remembers from his youth has all but disappeared. Ms. Harper is not one to drop a fact like that without using it later. She has jampacked her swift debut thriller with sneaky moves that the reader has to track with care.' (Introduction)
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