In The Little Girls Club, a dangerous partnership between a sniper and a corrupt policeman leads to dire consequences for those caught in their crosshairs. As the sniper becomes embroiled in their dangerous scheme, a stolen son, thought to be living abroad, reappears in the community, causing confusion and raising questions about his identity. Meanwhile, a prominent member of society’s fall from grace leads to tragic consequences for those close to him. As families flee in fear of the rogue cop, the novel takes readers on a journey filled with twists and turns, exploring the impact of power, corruption and justice on the lives of those affected. The story weaves its way through the terror of being hunted and the search for safety and redemption, as the characters are forced to come to terms with the past and forge a new path for their future.
Carole J Hall and her husband have raised four children. During that time, she worked in Architectural drafting and design and built with her husband using their own labour several new houses in three states of Australia. She is proud of the fact that all the children have been successful in their lives. Then she and her husband sailed the world in their Bavaria forty-seven-foot yacht unassisted calling into ports around the world, working in countries that they were allowed to support their travels over nearly five years. She feels that after going through storms and checking into countries where no English is spoken at all, bartered over the price of a tomato in the pacific islands nothing can frighten her, weather or man! Her support base is her children. She has now retired to write in the last home she designed, and now longer goes cruising coastal or over oceans.