This mystery novels best seller, Rejection, is the first detective novel of the Cabarita Crimes series; featuring Australian Detective Jack Creed

Nicholas Weartherby is one very sick young man. He’s become more of a recluse cutting off communication with his parents and most of the outside world. He talks mainly through his YouTube channel “Nic Says” and his cold, spine tingling rants are very disturbing; especially to the young women at his University campus.

He does not take rejection well and he’s got sweet revenge on his mind. But what’s even more alarming is that he’s got a sympathiser who’s got even bigger ideas. Are they part of a murder club?

Detective Jack Creed needs to stop this attack. He’s got 48 hours to stop the perpetrator or witness Australia’s greatest mass University shooting.

Australian author C T Mitchell is Australia’s newest detective mystery, suspense and thriller writer with crime fiction plots centred around the seaside town of Cabarita Beach and the Northern Rivers District, in far north New South Wales, Australia.

Reviews

Great Crime Story



I enjoyed this read and it was just the perfect length for my commute! It’s a tightly plotted, well-written crime story. I know it’s fiction but it’s real enough that it seems like it could be pulled from today’s headline. Nicholas is a very compelling character.

Once you start reading, it you won’t stop until it’s finished. The author surprised me a few times with some twists that I didn’t expect. Overall, it’s fast-paced and unique and I’d recommend it.

Australia’s Best New Crime Writer



I love reading crime fiction; especially well written

short stories. Rejection gets you right from the first word.

This crime fiction thriller is fast paced and keeps you guessing

right to the end. Detective Jack Creed has an earthy Australian

rawness that attracts you wanting to know more. I never picked the ending.

Brilliant! I’m on the waiting list for the next book in the Cabarita Crimes series.

Please hurry!

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