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Kate Mildenhall’s fast-paced thriller The Hiding Place skewers middle-class pretensions

By Jessica Gildersleeve, Professor of English Literature, University of Southern Queensland

Eight old friends and a gaggle of kids. A weekend away in the group’s recently purchased rural retreat. Simmering tensions, old and new. And the stage is set for Kate Mildenhall’s new literary thriller, The Hiding Place.

Review: The Hiding Place – Kate Mildenhall (Simon & Schuster)

The Hiding Place is Mildenhall’s first foray into the genre, after her earlier works of historical…

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