Highway 13

Highway 13 is a gripping and haunting exploration of the aftermath of a series of brutal murders committed by an ordinary Australian man in 1998. Winning multiple literary awards, the narrative delves into how these crimes not only shock the nation but also rewrite personal histories and reverberate through communities, questioning the nature of storytelling in true crime. Author Fiona McFarlane examines the intricate interplay of loss, public fascination, and the costs of narrating such tragedies, presenting an unforgettable look at the enduring impacts on individual lives.