Gun Control (novel)

The Sydney Morning Herald wrote that in the novel:

we're off to Katoomba in the Blue Mountains, about which Hardy 'like most Sydneysiders', is ambivalent: 'We're glad they're there but, with snow in the winter, searing heat in the summer and no significant sports venues, we feel it's a kind of foreign territory to be visited very selectively.' These are the kinds of passing comments about people and place that have always been the real delight of these books.^[2]