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Crocodile Dreaming Series #3
The Void
She sits alone in an empty cell.
They say she killed her lover, fed his body to the crocodiles.
She will tell no one what happened on that last fateful day.
She knows an awful secret but will hide it forever.
It is this man's diary. She has hidden that too.
There is a buried box which no one must find.
The search gets closer. She must stop them.
One person, a good friend, could help her.
But now he and his helicopter have vanished.
It was in a vast empty wilderness where nobody goes.
Soon after helicopter wreckage is found floating in the sea
There was a huge flood. He is presumed dead.
They say she killed her lover, fed his body to the crocodiles.
She will tell no one what happened on that last fateful day.
She knows an awful secret but will hide it forever.
It is this man's diary. She has hidden that too.
There is a buried box which no one must find.
The search gets closer. She must stop them.
One person, a good friend, could help her.
But now he and his helicopter have vanished.
It was in a vast empty wilderness where nobody goes.
Soon after helicopter wreckage is found floating in the sea
There was a huge flood. He is presumed dead.
- GenresMystery
229 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 31, 2023
146 people are currently reading
135 people want to read
About the author
Graham Wilson
55 books315 followersGraham Wilson lives in Sydney, Australia.
He has completed and published twelve novels and a memoir.
His most recent novel is 'Mysteries', set in early Sydney about an old house and a mother and child missing for 30 years. His other standalone novel is, 'The Glitter''.
Other novels comprise two series,
1. Old Balmain House Series - 3 books of historic fiction set in early Sydney
2. Crocodile Dreaming Series - 7 books. 5 books (The Visitor, The Victim, The Void, The Vanished and The Invisible) are in the main series which follows English backpacker, Susan, as she travels across remote Australia with a charming outback man. It tells how this idyllic trip becomes a nightmare as she discovers terrifying secrets about this man. It also includes a 2-book Prequel, The Vertigo and The Vortex, which give insights into her travelling companion, Mark.
Graham's family memoir, 'Arnhem's Kaleidoscope Children' tells of his family's life in an aboriginal community the Northern Territory's remote Arnhem Land. It chronicles an idyllic childhood, 50 years of change with aboriginal land rights and discovery or uranium. It also tells of his surviving an attack by a large crocodile and of his work over two decades in the outback of the NT.
Graham's career was first as a veterinarian in a mixed practice treating farm animals and people's pets, before following his love for wildlife through working at a range of Australian Zoos. He also spent two decades working on large cattle and buffalo properties in the Northern Territory before moving to Sydney where he now lives in one of Sydney's oldest houses in the Rocks. He has continued to follow his joint passions working with animals, wildlife conservation and writing stories.
Books are published as ebooks by major ebook publishers. Some books are also available in print online and through selected local bookshops.
He has completed and published twelve novels and a memoir.
His most recent novel is 'Mysteries', set in early Sydney about an old house and a mother and child missing for 30 years. His other standalone novel is, 'The Glitter''.
Other novels comprise two series,
1. Old Balmain House Series - 3 books of historic fiction set in early Sydney
2. Crocodile Dreaming Series - 7 books. 5 books (The Visitor, The Victim, The Void, The Vanished and The Invisible) are in the main series which follows English backpacker, Susan, as she travels across remote Australia with a charming outback man. It tells how this idyllic trip becomes a nightmare as she discovers terrifying secrets about this man. It also includes a 2-book Prequel, The Vertigo and The Vortex, which give insights into her travelling companion, Mark.
Graham's family memoir, 'Arnhem's Kaleidoscope Children' tells of his family's life in an aboriginal community the Northern Territory's remote Arnhem Land. It chronicles an idyllic childhood, 50 years of change with aboriginal land rights and discovery or uranium. It also tells of his surviving an attack by a large crocodile and of his work over two decades in the outback of the NT.
Graham's career was first as a veterinarian in a mixed practice treating farm animals and people's pets, before following his love for wildlife through working at a range of Australian Zoos. He also spent two decades working on large cattle and buffalo properties in the Northern Territory before moving to Sydney where he now lives in one of Sydney's oldest houses in the Rocks. He has continued to follow his joint passions working with animals, wildlife conservation and writing stories.
Books are published as ebooks by major ebook publishers. Some books are also available in print online and through selected local bookshops.
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September 17, 2025
The Void isn’t just a story, it’s a pulse. Graham Wilson doesn’t write danger as fiction, he writes it like someone who’s stared it down and walked away with scars and wisdom.
From the first page, I felt the weight of the Northern Territory pressing in, the crocodiles, the land, the silence, the secrets. The way Graham captures place is so real, it feels like you’re standing barefoot in red dust, hearing the water move, sensing the danger that lurks just out of sight.
What I loved most is how human this book is. It isn’t just a thriller, it’s about choices, guilt, and the secrets we bury. The tension builds like floodwater, until you’re gasping for air right alongside the characters.
This is storytelling carved out of lived experience, raw, authentic, unforgettable. Graham doesn’t just tell you a tale, he drags you right into it, and once you’re in, you can’t let go.
Highly, highly recommend.
From the first page, I felt the weight of the Northern Territory pressing in, the crocodiles, the land, the silence, the secrets. The way Graham captures place is so real, it feels like you’re standing barefoot in red dust, hearing the water move, sensing the danger that lurks just out of sight.
What I loved most is how human this book is. It isn’t just a thriller, it’s about choices, guilt, and the secrets we bury. The tension builds like floodwater, until you’re gasping for air right alongside the characters.
This is storytelling carved out of lived experience, raw, authentic, unforgettable. Graham doesn’t just tell you a tale, he drags you right into it, and once you’re in, you can’t let go.
Highly, highly recommend.
April 10, 2025
The third volume of the Crocodile Dreaming series finds Susan arrested, jailed and put on trial for the murder of Mark, the father of her unborn children. While Susan sits in jail refusing to help herself by revealing what she knows, seemingly the rest of Australia is trying to clear her name. But will they be in time?
A GOOD read
A GOOD read
March 3, 2024
Outstanding series…
One more book in this series to go, and it has been such an adventure I hate to see it end. Can’t say enough good about Mr. Wilson’s wonderful books.
One more book in this series to go, and it has been such an adventure I hate to see it end. Can’t say enough good about Mr. Wilson’s wonderful books.
September 25, 2024
another enthralling episode of a great series
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April 5, 2025Gripping...
... from start to finish. The author had me inside the psyche of each main character. My first Graham Wilson read; certainly not my last!
... from start to finish. The author had me inside the psyche of each main character. My first Graham Wilson read; certainly not my last!
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