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Jennifer Vuletic

Jennifer Vuletic is an Australian actress, singer and NIDA graduate from the class of 1984. She has enjoyed a varied career travelling all over Australia and the world, and has toured internationally with the hit show Mamma Mia!, playing the role of Tanya. She also performed in Menopause The Musical, The Women of Troy and Jerry Springer: The Opera. She has recorded audiobooks for over 24 years and has won numerous awards for her narrations, including the Trish Trinick Award for The God of Small Things.

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Title:: Keep Her Sweet (MP3)
Written by:: Helen FitzGerald
Read by:: Jennifer Vuletic
Format:: Unabridged MP3 CD Audio Book
Number of CDs:: 1
Duration:: 6 hours 49 minutes
MP3 size:: 301 MB
Published:: May 26 2022
Available Date:: May 26 2022
Age Category:: Adult
ISBN:: 9781038605474
Genres:: Fiction; Australian Fiction; Contemporary Fiction; Crime & Thriller; Mystery; Psychological Fiction
Publisher:: Bolinda audio

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When a middle-aged couple downsizes to the countryside for an easier life, their two daughters come along for a murderous ride … a chilling, vicious and darkly funny psychological thriller from bestselling author, Helen FitzGerald.

Desperate to enjoy their empty nest, Jen and Andeep downsize to the countryside, to forage, upcycle and fall in love again, only to be joined by their two 20-something daughters, Asha and Camille. Living on top of each other in a tiny house, with no way to make money, tensions simmer, and as Jen and Andeep focus increasingly on themselves, the girls become isolated, argumentative and violent. When Asha injures Camille, a family therapist is called in, but she shrugs off the escalating violence between the sisters as a classic case of sibling rivalry … and the stress of the family move. But this is not sibling rivalry. The sisters are in far too deep for that. This is a murder, just waiting to happen …

'A book you find yourself greedily gulping down.' (on The Cry)
Herald

'This page-turner had me turning pages.' (on Viral)
The Guardian