Mia Marten has just moved to South Australia's remote Kangaroo Island, after her mum's untimely passing. When she witnesses the slaughter of feral cats in the quiet island community of Penneshaw, her life takes a thrilling and terrifying turn. Committing herself to stopping animal cruelty, she finds saving feral cats is not easy. There is only one man right for the task, the legendary Billabong Jack, but he comes with a dark past. Mia's race to save the feral cats quickly spirals into a race to uncover the truth about Jack and save her own life.

Up in the Air tells the story of Britain's multi-storey council housing its beginnings to the present day. Throughout its history, high rise has been a symbol of the welfare state for better or worse. Here, Holly Smith tells a new story from the perspective of those who lived there, exploring how residents grappled with this brave new world above the old skyline. Through a series of historical moments based upon prize-winning research, we confront the human story of high-rise Britain. Interrogating the complex inheritance of mid-century urban reconstruction, Smith shows how these buildings...