Description
Discover the gripping mystery of 'Tamam Shud,' based on the enigmatic case of the Somerton Man. Published by NewSouth Publishing in 2012, this compelling true crime book delves into the unsolved puzzle that has perplexed Australia for over six decades. Enigmatic and well-dressed, the unidentified man was found dead on an Adelaide beach, leaving behind puzzling clues including a half-smoked cigarette and a cryptic note stating 'Tamam Shud,' which means 'ended' or 'finished' in Persian. This captivating narrative by acclaimed novelist Kerry Greenwood brings to life the chilling details of a case that reads like a thrilling spy novel. Unravel the layers of mystery as Greenwood embarks on a personal journey, blending true crime investigation with self-exploration. Ideal for true crime enthusiasts and fans of historical mysteries, 'Tamam Shud' is not just a book; it's an invitation to dive into one of Australia's most notorious cold cases. With intricacies woven into the plot, from the mysterious clothing labels to the coded message found in a book of Persian poetry, this book captivates readers with facts that are stranger than fiction. Join Kerry Greenwood as she explores the haunting questions surrounding identity, secrecy, and the human experience in this riveting tale of intrigue.