NOT TOMAHAWK: A Beach Noir Thriller

by Sandy Dobson

Can she completely disappear, or will he find her?

A woman flees from the city and seeks refuge in the tiny, sleepy, beach village of Tomakin (not Tomahawk). Her new life consists of daily seaside walks, getting to know the local characters, solitary cocktails, dogs and dreams. Seclusion with a stunning ocean view.

Her old life was a relationship built on control, isolation and jealousy taken to the extreme.

Now, hiding in Tomakin, she must live on cash and stay totally off the grid.

Can she finally escape from the one who will never stop looking for her?

For fans of Liane Moriarty, and gripping psychological thrillers like Gone Girl and Where the Crawdads Sing, this book will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Buy now to read the shocking conclusion.

266 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 10, 2024

Reviews

[Bojana · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved the book! No loose ends or cliffhangers. The story was exciting, there was not a single dull moment. The writing was different than your typical mystery-thriller which was refreshing and I personaly lovde it. For a new author, it was a great first book. As far as depictions goes, there were not long and dull, everything was well described and depicted in not too many words and not too little. I recommend that anyone gives this book a try, even if you are not into thriller and mystery novels.

[Karen · Rating 2 out of 5]

A woman escapes from Melbourne when her ex partner is released from jail and she has to stay under the radar and not leave any trace so she with withdraws all the cash she has and stays completely off line. Her ex partner, ‘Z’, was very controlling, and had murdered her old boss, and had said he would come for her when he got out of prison. She ends up in a small town near Batemans Bay called Tomakin. She lives is a cabin, takes daily walks, gets to know some of the locals, enjoys the stunning oceans views, and begins writing this book. Hopefully she can escape him and live in peace.

[Karen · Rating 2 out of 5]

The very last time I get suckered in by Facebook ads. “Such a thriller!” “I couldn’t put it down!” “Read it in one sitting!” No, this book was not thrilling whatsoever. It took me a while to read. The only reason it got two stars was that the last couple of chapters were somewhat engaging.

[Linda Clemons · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thought provoking

This is a well written thriller. It’s a chilling tale of the insidious way one person can take over another person’s life so slowly that until it’s too late the other person doesn’t even realize it’s happening