Come along to hear beloved local author Frances Whiting chat to Rebecca Sparrow about her latest novel, The Nocturnals.

This wondeful duo will grace the Riverbend couch on Friday 5th June at 6.30pm.

Book in quickly - this oen is sure to sell out soon!

About the Book….

In the summer of 1997, five high school students meet. Nina, the Good Girl. Beatrice, The Poetess. Harriet, the Ghost. Cosmo, the Professor. And Hunter, the Golden Boy. In their last year of school, they become inseparable, five sides of the same star, until a fault line cracks between them, scattering them to all corners of the globe.

Now, fifteen years later, Hunter has called them with his conch shell lips to return to the place where they lived and laughed and cried together, before secrets were whispered, and promises were broken. No-one knows why he has assembled them, but there is no question they will go. Because to outsiders, they might be, in turns, a little bit weird, a little bit glamorous, and a little bit dangerous. But to each other, they are, and always will be, The Nocturnals.

From bestselling author Frances Whiting comes an irresistible, witty, darkly delightful and utterly endearing novel of friendship - and the lengths we will go to protect those who we love.

About the Author…

Frances Whiting is one of Australia's best-known and favourite columnists. For more than twenty years, her weekly Sunday Mail column has engaged readers in the highs and lows and the wonderful of the everyday. She is also an award-winning journalist and senior feature writer for Q Weekend in the Courier-Mail. She has published two collections of her columns, Oh to Be a Marching Girl and That's a Home Run, Tiger!, and two novels, Walking on Trampolines and The Best Kind of Beautiful.