'intriguing and compelling'
– The Observer 

'Fans of Jane Harper’s Exiles, Shelley Burr’s Wake and Hayley Scrivenor’s Dirt Town will be hooked as Lowbridge brings a tragic small-town mystery and community divide into the spotlight, uncovering long-buried secrets and grief that lingers throughout the decades.'
– Books + Publishing

'Moving and beautiful. The perfect portrait of a small town and the damage it can do, the lies it makes you live.'
– Adrian Hyland, author of Canticle Creek

‘Lucy Campbell’s excellent first novel is a lively portrait of the friendship between three girls … Above all, though, Lowbridge is a subtle and sensitive exploration of how we never quite leave the past behind.’
– The Times UK

'A thrilling mystery, Lowbridge is a book full of twists and turns and, unexpectedly, hope.'
– Aoife Clifford, author of When We Fall

'Lowbridge will stay with me. Seamlessly interwoven timelines pull readers into the mystery at the heart of the town. Lucy Campbell has crafted a passionate exploration of women's fights for safety, rights, and each other.'
– Ashley Kalagian Blunt, author of Dark Mode

‘Lowbridge is a compelling mystery with vividly drawn characters, a gripping tale with a commentary about class in Australia. I loved it.’
– Mali Waugh, author of Judgement Day

‘A total page-turner, where the past and present collide with spectacular force.’
Christine Keighery, author of The Half Brother