Cry Out in Silence: Cover Ups, Secrecy and Abuse. Can a Young Boy's Drawings Lead Caitlin Use to His Killer?...

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Carol Rozzoli

Cry Out in Silence

Cover Ups, Secrecy and Abuse. Can a Young Boy's Drawings Lead Caitlin Use to His Killer?

Carol Rozzoli

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Broadcast Books
25 September 2024

Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945); Australian Crime Fiction

When Sean, a twelve-year-old boy from a Catholic orphanage, dies mysteriously, his art teacher, Caitlin Cheney, confronts a web of secrecy about his death.

Set in 1973, when most people refused to acknowledge the abuse of children, Caitlin's husband, a successful corporate lawyer seeking election to the New South Wales Parliament, does all he can to block her efforts to seek the truth.

But she has allies in Richard Brinsmead, the charismatic Opposition Leader, Quinn, an eccentric private investigator, and Lexy, her closest friend. Caitlin's crusade probes the hypocrisy of the Catholic Church, the police, politics, big business and the law, as she attempts to shine a light on the plight of helpless children. In the process, she puts her own life on the line.

To unravel the mystery, Caitlin creates a series of paintings based on Sean's drawings. Through this, she realises that behind those she exposes as paedophiles, there is a malevolent mastermind who is prepared to kill.

By: Carol Rozzoli
Imprint: Broadcast Books
Dimensions: Height: 234mm, Width: 156mm, Spine: 19mm
Weight: 503g
ISBN: 9780645844061
ISBN 10: 0645844063
Pages: 326
Publication Date: 25 September 2024
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Carol Rozzoli was a luminary of Julian Ashton Art School, with a Catholic background and a husband who was both a politician and a lawyer. She turned her talents to writing, attending Roland Fishman's Writers Studio, completing the full novel course. From this rich background, and a passion to help children in crisis, 'Cry Out in Silence' emerged from the mists of Katoomba.