Fortunately I gave Robotham’s Shatter another chance. Shatter contains possibly the most uniquely diabolical criminal acts in mysteries today. If it’s not unique, it is certainly the most believable and realistic version of sadistic manipulation. It was for the fourth book by Michael Robotham, Shatter. I have now gone back and read the first book, Suspect; the second book, Lost, the third book (which really isn't about Joe), The Night Freight/5(). Shatter. Michael Robotham. Sphere, - Australian fiction - pages. 0 Reviews.
Michael Robotham is one of the Gold Dagger winning authors from Australia, who is famous for writing a number of novels based on the mystery, thriller, and crime fiction genres. He was born in the year and was raised in several small country towns. Shatter - Michael Robotham. Book Review. Mar Former DI Vincent Ruiz, is a necessary character in this book, not just for the humour Robotham injects into the story, (the two men have become friends) but Joe takes on an investigatory role as he searches for the truth behind the mother's death. It was for the fourth book by Michael Robotham, Shatter. I have now gone back and read the first book, Suspect; the second book, Lost, the third book (which really isn't about Joe), The Night Freight. All were good books because this author is a fantastic writer. He has a style of writing that holds your interest throughout all of his books.
His second novel, Lost, won the Ned Kelly Award for Australia's best crime novel in - an award he won again in with Shatter. Robotham has twice been short-listed for the CWA Steel Dagger. He currently lives in Sydney with his wife and three daughtersThis text refers to the audioCD edition. 'SHATTER is a highly contemporary, yet strangely gothic story that grips you and keeps you super-glued to those rapidly turning pages. Robotham is not merely a name to watch out for in the future, he is a dazzling and established name to look for right now.'. "Shatter" is Michael Robotham's best novel yet! It brings back the characters found in the earlier novels, and centers on my favorite, clinical psychologist Joe O'Loughlin. Joe is intelligent and humane, and suffers from Parkinson's Disease--all facets of his personality which conspire against him as well as for him, as he embarks on solving the murders of women who die under the most bizarre circumstances.
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