Beautifully understated observations, and the sly, dry sense of humour dotted throughout Resurrection Bay are part of what make this debut novel a joy to read, especially as there is no overshadowing of story by character or vice versa … This is an outstanding debut novel from an author you’d hope is busy on the next installment right now. – NEWTOWN REVIEW OF BOOKS
Emma Viskic’s Resurrection Bay is a great one if you like to steamroll through a book right to the end. This thriller’s prose clips along as Caleb Zelic investigates the death of his business partner, turning up all kinds of trouble as he goes. – FRANKIE
Viskic has written a rattling plot-driven thriller that is not for the faint-hearted. It is, however, definitely one for those who appreciate a well-crafted sentence that never takes a predictable turn. – THE AGE
This is a highly enjoyable debut novel from Melbourne-based Viskic. Caleb looks set for – and deserves – a series. – THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
In Resurrection Bay Viskic has balanced first class character development with palpable violence and suspense. – BOOKLOVER BOOK REVIEWS
Viskic nails the three Ps of crime fiction – plot, place, and people you believe in and care about. – P.M. NEWTON
Viskic’s characterisation, dialogue and plotting are on par with some of the heavyweights of crime writing. – SYDNEY MORNING HERALD
Emma Viskic presents us with an intricately plotted mystery thriller for her first novel. – ARTSHUB
I was guiltily desperate to skip ahead just to make sure the people I loved were going to make it through okay. – READINGS.COM
This is an intriguing and engaging read. At times the tension cuts like a razor – swift, sharp, painful. You will not forget this story, you will not forget this cast of characters. – READING, WRITING AND RIESLING