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A forest green 2015 Ford Ranger utility purchased new by Nial Triffett as both work vehicle and mobile advertisement for his fencing business. Professionally sign-written with company details, the vehicle represents his formerly thriving enterprise. Last seen departing Mount Nelson on 28 July 2018, the vehicle disappeared alongside its owner.
The Doris was a colonial merchant brig operating the coastal routes between Sydney and Van Diemen's Land in the early nineteenth century. Built in the Whitby shipyards of North Yorkshire around 1805, she was a sturdy two-masted vessel of approximately 180 tons, designed for the demanding conditions of southern ocean trade. On 3rd March 1815, the Doris departed Sydney Cove carrying passengers, correspondence, and cargo bound for Sullivan's Cove in Hobart Town. Among her passengers was William Jeffries, a recently freed convict carrying letters of introduction from the Sydney merchant Reginald Donnelly. The voyage marked the beginning of Jeffries' new life in Van Diemen's Land, where he would eventually rise to become one of the colony's most prominent—and ultimately most mysterious—figures.
Launched on 17 March 1782 from Portsmouth's Royal Dockyard, the HMS Resolution served the British Crown for over four decades across three distinct chapters of imperial history. This three-masted barque patrolled Caribbean waters during the American Revolutionary War's final years, charted unknown Pacific territories during the age of exploration, and transported hundreds of convicts to Australia's burgeoning penal colonies. Her most celebrated voyage under Captain Josiah Haverford delivered William Jeffries to Sydney Cove in 1808. Renowned among crews as "The Iron Lady," she was decommissioned on 14 August 1825.
The Neptune was a government-contracted transport ship that carried convicts and free settlers from England to the Australian colonies during the early nineteenth century. Built in the Blackwall shipyards on the Thames around 1802, she was a substantial three-masted vessel of approximately 520 tons, larger than many of her contemporaries in the transportation trade. In January 1811, the Neptune departed London carrying convicts bound for New South Wales and a small number of free passengers destined for Van Diemen's Land—among them Martha Taylor, a recently widowed London woman seeking a new life in the colonies. The voyage marked the beginning of Martha's transformation from grieving clerk's wife to one of colonial Tasmania's most capable business administrators.
The Reliance was a government-contracted transport ship that carried convicts, soldiers, and free settlers from England to the Australian colonies during the early nineteenth century. Built in the Deptford shipyards on the Thames around 1798, she was a sturdy three-masted vessel of approximately 450 tons, designed for the gruelling voyage to the opposite side of the world. In March 1807, the Reliance departed Bristol carrying a mixed complement of convicts bound for New South Wales and free settlers destined for Van Diemen's Land—among them Samuel Hartley and his pregnant wife Catherine, whose death during the voyage would set in motion a chain of grief and consequence that shaped colonial commerce for decades.
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Gladys Cramer wasn’t looking for trouble—just a quiet glass of red and maybe a cat that actually came when called. But when a Portal opens, a body turns up, and a man with too many secrets begs her trust, Gladys is pulled into something vast, strange, and far too dangerous. She doesn’t know the rules. She doesn’t want the job. Dryly funny, quietly furious, and not at all qualified—Gladys is about to learn that staying out of it doesn’t mean staying safe.
Joel Gibbons had never been anywhere. Hadn't finished school. Hadn't met his father. Hadn't done much except show up for his mum and hope that counted for something. A passport application changed everything—a name on a birth certificate, a coincidence that put him in the wrong place, and a death he didn't see coming. Joel should have stayed dead. Instead, he woke in glowing water—claimed before he even drew breath—gasping back to life with three words branded somewhere deeper than skin. You are mine.
Luke Smith's world transforms with the discovery of a cryptic device, thrusting him into the guardianship of destiny itself. His charismatic charm and unpredictable decisions now carry weight beyond imagination, balancing on the razor's edge between salvation and destruction. Embracing his role as a Guardian, Luke faces the paradox of power: the very force that defends also threatens to annihilate. As shadows gather and the fabric of reality strains, Luke must navigate the consequences of his actions, unaware that a looming challenge will test the very core of his resolve.
Jamie Greyson was shoved through a Portal into a dimension that shouldn't exist, by a partner he no longer trusts. In the dust and desperation of Clivilius, the son he'd only just begun to know arrives with a slit throat and no heartbeat. The lagoon brings Joel back. But when Jamie begs for a second miracle, Clivilius answers with silence. Some debts, it seems, are only paid once.
Men are vanishing across Tasmania, and Detective Senior Constable Karl Jenkins is running out of time, patience, and sanity. Every lead points to Luke Smith—but proving it means crossing lines Karl can't uncross. He breaks into houses without warrants. He sees faces in windows that shouldn't be there. He chases the wine-soaked Gladys Cramer through high-speed pursuits only for her to slip away. His partner becomes collateral damage. His sergeant's warnings go ignored. Karl knows something monstrous is happening on this island, and he'll tear through every boundary to expose it. Even if it destroys him.
When a series of disappearances grips Tasmania’s remote edges, Detective Sarah Lahey is drawn into a case that threatens to unravel her—professionally and personally. As tensions flare with fellow detective Karl Jenkins, trust becomes a gamble neither can afford. In the search for truth, they’ll find the shadows run deeper than they imagined. Into the Dark is a haunting thriller about loyalty, obsession, and the cost of stepping beyond the light.
Thrown into an unfamiliar world with nothing but her medical kit and a backlog of questions, Dr. Glenda De Bruyn never asked to lead. But when strangers start arriving—wounded, lost, and dangerous—triage becomes survival. Each decision risks more than a life; it tests what remains of her logic, loyalty, and control. As the lines blur between science and myth, Glenda must confront not only the fractures in her patients—but the ones inside herself. In Clivilius, everyone bleeds. Not everyone gets patched up.
