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Inlet Bridge

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Inlet Bridge

By: S.D. Hinton
Narrated by: Kate Gorman, Tamblyn Lord
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When the police won't believe you, what can you do but take matters into your own hands.

On Victoria's secluded west coast, Sarah and husband Ewen walk across a narrow bridge at dusk. Behind them, a truck rattles onto the bridge. Moments later Sarah finds herself fighting for her life as she's dragged on the inlet tide out to sea. She makes it to shore but discovers both Ewen and the truck have disappeared. The police are called, and a search follows, but Ewen remains missing. Without evidence the police are sceptical of Sarah's story and wind down their efforts. But Sarah is desperate to find her husband.

She contacts her brother Harry for help. A former soldier, Harry is determined and resourceful, but he is also a damaged individual with a penchant for violence. Their life-risking discoveries of corruption in a town whose inhabitants hold their secrets close makes for a crime thriller that deftly underscores the bonds of family.

©2026 S.D. Hinton (P)2026 Bolinda Publishing
Crime Thrillers Genre Fiction Psychological Thriller & Suspense Marriage
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Critic reviews

'A missing man, small-town secrets, and a woman with nothing left to lose; Inlet Bridge delivers with an emotional punch.' (Emma Viskic, internationally bestselling author of And Fire Came Down)
'Australian crime fiction has found a voice that is both bold and heartbreaking.' (Peter Papathanasiou, author of The Pit)
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