West to Moora Moora

West to Moora Moora" is a sequel to "Beyond the Western Margin", a post-pandemic adventure about Dan Turner and his family and their escape from pandemic-threatened Melbourne.  In this latest adventure, Dan and his family rejoice as another happy camp draws to an end at Roses Gap.  But when a camper, Ben, gets hurt, Dan hears enough to wonder if it really was an accident.

Meeting Ben after church in Stawell, it soon becomes clear that his “accident” was not just isolated bullying, but part of a much, much bigger problem.

Taking a few weeks off, the Turners travel to Moora Moora Reservoir and camp in the serene shadows of the dam wall, taking Ben with them for his safety.  But Dan discovers that parts of the normally quiet valley are swarming with people, threatening greater danger than he could ever have imagined.

Terrorists plan attacks in the Grampians and further afield, and there’s no time to waste: explosives have already been placed at their first target.

Can Dan and his family prevent a catastrophe, or is too late?

Statistics or "how long is it?"

The story contains 68,000 words. That's about the same length as C S Lewis' "The Magician's Nephew" or "Treasure Island" by Robert Louis Stevenson.  In paperback or PDF, it has 282 pages.

But is it any good?  Can I read a sample?

The first half of the first chapter can be downloaded from here.  If you wish to read parts of other books by Mark Morgan, various samples are available for download here. You'll have to judge for yourself how good they are!