Jennifer Spence Jennifer Spence i(6006681 works by) (a.k.a. Jenny Spence)
Also writes as: Jennifer Walsh
Gender: Female
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BiographyHistory

Jennifer Spence was raised in country Victoria, and attended university in Melbourne. She has worked as an English teacher, and also spent a period writing scripts for soap operas, as well as working as a technical writer.

She has published children's fiction and crime novels.

Most Referenced Works

Personal Awards

2015 winner Scarlet Stiletto Awards Best Crime Short Story Won The Athenaeum Library’s Body in the Library Prize for 'Caught on Camera'.

Awards for Works

y separately published work icon The Lost Girls Cammeray : Simon and Schuster Australia , 2019 18596746 2019 single work novel crime

'What would you do if you had the chance to change a pivotal moment from your past?

'How far would you go to save someone you loved?

'These are just two of the fateful choices a woman must face in this highly original and hauntingly evocative detective story of love and loss.

'At the core of the enigmatic Stella’s story, past and present, is a mystery she is compelled to solve, a beautiful young woman who went missing fifty years ago – and a tragedy much closer to home she must try to prevent.

'As Stella unravels the dark secrets of her family's past and her own, it becomes clear that everyone remembers the past differently and the small choices we make every day can change our future irrevocably.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

2020 longlisted Davitt Award Best Adult Crime Novel
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