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The courage displayed by Therese Fox after the terrible injuries she suffered in the terrorist attack on Paddy’s Irish Bar in Bali is inspirational. It is an heroic example of the best of the Australian spirit. The unimaginable pain she endured over such a long period was driven by the love she had for her children and others. It should humble us all.
JOHN HOWARD
FORMER AUSTRALIAN PRIME MINISTER
Megan Norris has been a trailblazer, drawing attention to men who kill their children as the ultimate form of violence against their partners when they seek to leave them. The events so accurately described in this book are the extreme end of a continuum of violence against women and children.
DR DEBBIE KIRKWOOD
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE RESOURCE CENTRE VICTORIA
An emotionally gripping retelling of women’s experiences with family and domestic violence that are far too common.
Each chapter is written with sensitivity and grace, and stays with the reader long after the final page is turned. We must continue to tell these stories to create change and push for law reform.
MARK WOOLLEY
SMALL STEPS 4 HANNAH FOUNDATION
BIO
Megan Norris is a UK-trained journalist and award-winning author whose portfolio includes covering some of Australia’s most notorious crimes.
Her first book, Perfect Victim, co-authored with Elizabeth Southall, is now a movie starring Sam Neill, Miranda Otto and Guy Pearce. Her last book Look What You Made Me Do was awarded the 2017 Sisters in Crime Australia Davitt Award for best non-fiction crime book.
A regular contributor to Australian Women’s Weekly, Megan has appeared on
Crimes That Shook Australia, Channel Seven’s Sunday Night and Today Tonight and on Ten’s The Project. She has also been a regular guest on Meshel Lauri and Emily Webb’s acclaimed podcast, Australian True Crime, on the Stalking Australia podcast and ABC Radio’s Nightlife. Her work has been syndicated worldwide.
Megan lives on the Gold Coast with her husband Steve, their grandson, and their dog Larry. The Messiah’s Bride is her seventh book.