Split

Tara’s second novel Split was shortlisted for the 2003 Davitt Award for Best Australian Crime Novel, and has shared the nation-wide top ten fiction best-seller lists in Australia with the likes of John Grisham, Stephen King, James Patterson, Jeffrey Deaver and Tolkiens Lord of the Rings, making Tara “…one of Australia’s most successful female authors in any genre.” (quoted from Crime Factory 2002)

Tara's second novel Split was shortlisted for the 2003 Davitt Award for Best Australian Crime Novel, and has shared the nation-wide top ten fiction best-seller lists in Australia with the likes of John Grisham, Stephen King, James Patterson, Jeffrey Deaver and Tolkiens Lord of the Rings, making Tara "...one of Australia's most successful female authors in any genre." (quoted from Crime Factory 2002)


Synopsis

Makedde Vanderwall is a woman with a past.

She is beautiful, street-smart and single, a model paying her way through a degree in forensic psychology. But behind the wit and winning smile is a woman haunted by violent nightmares and plagued by thoughts of Detective Andy Flynn, the ex-lover who saved her from a serial killer in Sydney.

Mak has returned to Vancouver, her hometown in Canada, eager to finish her studies, move on from the ordeal, and find some peace of mind. But instead she walks straight into a city gripped by fear, and a campus where the students are fair game.

As winter closes in and the days grow shorter, Mak is drawn into a shifting world of unstable minds and untrustworthy men, where motives are unclear and desires are unchecked. Her past cannot be so easily forgotten, and she must face her greatest challenge yet.

4 reviews for Split

  1. Fresh Fiction USA

    A Dark and engrossing mystery with great characters. If you liked Moss’ Fetish, you will love Split!

  2. Fellowship of Australian Writers Australia

    Marie Claire Australia

  3. Barnes and Noble USA

    Sexy, savvy, and brimming with style, Moss’s addictively readable thriller will have readers staying up way past their bedtimes. It’s no surprise the author is called Australia’s No.1 crime writer: Split is a page-turner of the highest order.

  4. Publishers Weekly, USA

    Moss handles her subject easily and expertly, making her novel both immersive and believable… [a] sexy, smart thriller.