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Deadly Deception At Port Arthur by Joe Vialls is a concise non‑fiction work that examines the infamous Australian tragedy through a detailed investigative lens. Published by Martin in a trade paperback format, the 104‑page volume blends true‑crime narrative with cultural and historical context, making it a compelling read for both young adults and adult audiences.
Vialls presents a balanced account that touches on politics, society, and the psychological aftermath of the event, offering insights valuable to readers interested in Australian history, true stories, and memoir‑style storytelling. The book’s broad genre coverage—including biographies, local history, and modern contemporary studies—ensures it appeals to fans of true crime, cultural studies, and psychology alike.
The copy is in clean condition, free of any writing or markings, and ready for immediate enjoyment or addition to a collection of Australian historical titles. Its sturdy paperback binding and clear pages make it a practical choice for anyone seeking an informative, well‑presented look at the Port Arthur incident.