Faces in the Rain (2012)
“Farrar advised me to take a train to Marseilles, and planes to Athens, Bali and Timor, where I was supposed to be helped out by an ex-Australian Intelligence – ASIS – agent. He never appeared and I had to bribe a pilot for Colonial Sugar Refineries to fly me to the Gulf of Carpentaria. The Gulf was patrolled by the Australian army and airforce, but because of its vastness, we made it unhindered. Once there I found it easy to befriend prawn fishermen on leave who drove me to Mount Isa in west Qu...eensland, where I caught a plane to Mackay on the east coast. From there it was a matter of a three-day drive down the scenic east-coast road to Melbourne, where I arrived after dark.
On the way, I put through calls to Oliver Slack who gave instructions on how to reach his hideaway apartment in the city. I also phoned Cassie and got her answer machine each time, which put me off leaving a message. The frustration of not being able to see her made a visit to her apartment my first task.MoreLess
On the way, I put through calls to Oliver Slack who gave instructions on how to reach his hideaway apartment in the city. I also phoned Cassie and got her answer machine each time, which put me off leaving a message. The frustration of not being able to see her made a visit to her apartment my first task.MoreLess
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