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Lingering Doubts Going Inside Brisbane's Arcade Murder by Janice Teunis
SKU: B-003043

Lingering Doubts Going Inside Brisbane's Arcade Murder

Condition: In good condition; last 30 pages have minor page edge rippling; two pages have a minor scuff mark; pages clean and tidy; free of writing; free of dog ears; no stuck pages; from a smoke free home.

History True Crime Crime & Mystery

Secondhand copy — please check photos and condition notes.
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Lingering Doubts Going Inside Brisbane's Arcade Murder by Janice Teunis offers a gripping true‑crime account set against the backdrop of modern Australian history. Teunis weaves together meticulous research and vivid storytelling to explore the mystery surrounding a high‑profile murder in a bustling Brisbane arcade.

The narrative blends biography, crime investigation, and social history, giving readers insight into the people, places, and legal twists that defined the case. Its focus on Queensland and the broader Australian context makes it a compelling read for anyone interested in true stories from the Down Under.

Targeted at both young adults and mature readers, the book balances detailed factual reporting with an engaging, accessible style. Fans of crime thrillers, biographies, and contemporary Australian history will find it an informative addition to their shelves.

The paperback is in good condition, with clean, tidy pages and no writing, dog‑ears, or stuck pages. Minor wear includes slight edge rippling on the last thirty pages and a small scuff on two interior pages, but the book comes from a smoke‑free home and remains a solid copy for collectors and readers alike.