Discover the gripping tale of 'The Last Bushrangers', a captivating non-fiction book that delves into the dark history of Australia's final bushranging gang—the notorious Kenniffs. Written by acclaimed author Mike Munro, this meticulously researched narrative uncovers the chilling events of Easter Sunday, 1902, when a police constable and a station manager were brutally murdered in the Carnarvon Ranges. With a blend of crime, family history, and societal reflection, Munro explores what drove the Kenniff brothers toward a life steeped in infamy, weaving a tale that questions their guilt and humanity.

**Key Features:**
- **Format:** Trade paperback (UK)
- **Publisher:** HarperCollins Publishers
- **Pages:** 320
- **Condition:** Brand New
- **ISBN:** 9781460756850

Immerse yourself in this account that not only sheds light on the Kenniffs’ crimes of horse stealing, cattle duffing, and their ultimate descent into murder, but also encapsulates a pivotal moment in Australian history. The narrative is rich with themes of race, class struggles, and the lawlessness that defined a nation finding its identity. As Mike Munro reflects on his own lineage, readers are drawn into a personal exploration that enriches the already compelling story of crime, punishment, and redemption. If you are intrigued by Australian history, true crime stories, and familial legacies, 'The Last Bushrangers' is a must-read that combines thrilling storytelling with profound insight into Australia’s past. Grab your copy today and step into a world of bushrangers and brave outlaws.