Blind Justice

In 1996 Robin Bowles read a newspaper report about the alleged suicide of Victorian country housewife Jennifer Tanner. Guessing there might be a book in the 'story behind the news' she closed her PR consultancy for a year and wrote her first book, Blind Justice. She's written a bestseller almost every year since, including the definitive books on the Jaidyn Leskie murder, Justice Denied, and the disappearance and alleged murder of British tourist Peter Falconio, Dead Centre. During her new career as an investigative writer, she also obtained a university diploma to qualify her as a private inquiry agent. She is a national convenor of Sisters in Crime Australia and lives in a Melbourne warehouse with her husband, Clive.

Victoria Howell began her working life as an English/History teacher, but now works as a freelance voice-over artist. She has narrated texts as varied as How to Write a Selection Criteria, The First Fifty Years of Women in the Liberal Party and cookery books, and has worked on television and radio. She has worked on both sides of the window in the recording studio and has been Assistant Producer for several audio book productions. In 1996, she won the Australian TDK Audio Book Award for non-fiction narration.