About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their teenager is exploring themes of historical justice or when the family is navigating the complexities of caring for a neurodivergent sibling. This haunting Australian thriller follows a family whose holiday takes a dark turn when Kenny, a young man with significant intellectual disabilities, is possessed by the spirit of a vengeful convict from the colonial past. While it functions as a high-stakes supernatural mystery, the story deeply examines the protective bond between siblings and the way the shadows of history can manifest in the present. Parents should be aware that the book contains intense psychological suspense and themes of historical violence, making it best suited for mature readers aged twelve and up who enjoy dark, atmospheric stories that provoke serious thought about the past.
