Suzie Peace Pybus
Author of Australian Women's Fiction
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Stories of hope and courage with a dash of mystery
Greetings! Thank you for stopping by.
Greetings! Thank you for stopping by.
I am a writer of contemporary women's fiction, living in Tasmania, Australia.
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And a bit about my dog ... 🦴
I am a writer of contemporary women's fiction, living in Tasmania, Australia.
If you'd like to know more, I'd love you to sign up to my monthly-ish newsletter where I share about my new releases and writing adventures.
And a bit about my dog ... 🦴
My Books
When All The Birds Sing
Crayfish Cove, 1975 – a tranquil Tasmanian fishing town where doors are left unlocked and kids roam free.
On a lonely road, a young girl meets a man with wild hair and a woodsmoke smell. He invites her to join a band of local children building a treehouse on his bush property. Lily is soon smitten with Harry who spins stories, whistles like the birds and can swing a billy can without spilling a drop.
Kids adore him, parents trust him.
Until a child vanishes …
Who really is the recluse they’ve been entrusting with their children?
As Lily grows, she and her friends attempt to unravel the dark truth of what really happened.
The Truth About Irene
Sixty and widowed, Irene flees her big house on a farm for a tiny flat in a Tasmanian tourist town, leaving behind everything but a few personal belongings and her notebooks.
In her oasis by the river, she can forget the past and start afresh - make new friends, open the gift shop she's always wanted, pursue romance with the handsome Max...
But Irene can’t ignore her secrets forever. Years ago, while battling cancer and fearing the disease was affecting her mental capacity, she hid messages for herself in notebooks to test her memory.
But even Irene didn’t know the truth she was inadvertently recording.
When her cancer returns, Irene must decide what to do about the notebooks. Destroy them? Or risk revealing them, knowing the truth will have devastating consequences for her family?
Suzie Peace Pybus
Suzie is an Australian author writing contemporary women's fiction.
Her stories explore social issues that impact on women and children.
She likes to add some mystery to keep her readers guessing.
Caleb Award Winner 2022
Unpublished Fiction
THE TRUTH ABOUT IRENE
I literally couldn't put it down. Had me in tears in some parts, and chuckling in others. Absolutely brilliant. Keep writing!
—Georgiegirl (Homemakers Forum)
Truly I couldn't put it down. I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a well-written book. It had everything; genuine characters, an intriguing story that kept me guessing till the end and it made me laugh and cry. Overall it was a gripping read.
—Darren (Amazon Reviewer)
I hope that it sells really well and encourages many women!!
—Meg
WHEN ALL THE BIRDS SING
A beautifully-written novel which keeps you guessing until the end.
I thoroughly enjoyed it.
—D.R. Lloyd (Amazon Reviewer)
I loved every aspect of the story. It made me smile, laugh, and cry.
—Darren (Amazon Reviewer)
When All the Birds Sing is for those who love their heart getting involved, not just a bullet whizzing by. ... I was up until 2am because I had to know how it ended.
—Dienece (Amazon Reviewer)
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