Buckinbar Weir

Buckinbah Weir is a contemporary mystery set in the forestry backblocks of New Zealand's central North Island. A weir on a forest creek has been the scene of a series of strange murders stretching back to the early 1900s that have never been solved. With the murders occurring intermittently over a long period of time, local people in the small settlements nearby have their own suspicions and theories as to who- or what - may lie behind the heinous crimes, but no one really knows why they keep happening, or when the killer will strike again. A young Australian journalist and an Aboriginal photographer are visiting the area to cover a major eruption at Mt Ruapehu. When the journalist reads about the murders, she realises the potential for a big scoop, and decides to investigate. Could there really be a link between all of the crimes, even though they have been committed over a period of nearly 100 years? And can the investigators unravel the mystery without becoming the killer's next victims? With humour and romance skillfully added to the mix, Buckinbah Weir will both intrigue you and entertain you right to the last page