Lost in the Dreamtime
Newspaper reporter Bradley Chong stumbles upon a bizarre coincidence that compels him to travel to the remote outback town of Halls Creek in Western Australia. The plot centres on a young boy who was lost and then found some sixty years later, but has strangely not aged in that time.
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First published: November 2014
ISBN: 978-0-9941586-0-4
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Reviews
Pleasantly Surprised
Picked up your ebook when Smashwords had a sale recently. Wasn't sure what to expect but was pleasantly suprised. I liked the link to Roswell and now we know why they were here. Fun and thrills along the way to save the boys(!)
Waylen T, California, USA
Loved It !
Hey Ben, Thank you for your book Lost in the Dreamtime absolutely loved it. You must keep writing you are very good.
Dianne, Australia
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A good connected story with a great back story from the 1950's and to present day. An easy read to devour, I like the way Ben paints the picture for you. Plenty of suspense, a few things you don't expect and always a bit of humour to keep you smiling.
STEWART
ENjoyable Read
Lost in the Dreamtime is an enjoyable read. Set in Australia, Ben cleverly creates an atmosphere of intrigue, with attention to detail and a sense of history. I wanted to keep reading to piece together all the clues as they unfolded in a cunning fashion. With a little humor and romance for good measure I believe this book appeals to a broader audience.
T Daniel, Baldivis, Western Australia
Great Story
Thanks Ben for the preview edition. I've read a lot of novels and many bestsellers over the years, so I imagined your first attempt at writing would be interesting to say the least. However, I was pleasantly surprised with the twists and turns and the Aussie humour, whilst relishing in the atmosphere of its location. Well done.
K J Smyth, Mandurah, Western Australia
