In Conversation with Gabriel Bergmoser
Humffray Room
High Rise
Gabriel Bergmoser
‘An expertly executed shot of adrenaline’ – Laura McCluskey
‘Grabs you by the throat and hurls you striaght into the action – Brutally good fun’ – Michael Trant
Bestselling author Gabriel Bergmoser returns with his most electrifying novel yet, High Rise – an adrenaline charged, heart-stopping, action-packed masterpiece that blends gritty realism with razor-sharp storytelling. Think Die Hard meets The Raid, with a darkly humourus, wildly entertaining and uniquely Australian edge.
After captivating readers with bestsellers like The Hunted (currently being adapted into a film starring Abbey Lee, Toby Wallace, and Eliza Scanlen) and The Caretaker, Gabe has established himself as a dynamic storyteller with a knack for gripping, cinematic thrillers. Known for crafting fast-paced plots, layered characters and explosions of raw emotion and action, High Rise takes his signature style to the next level.
The story follows estranged father and ex-cop Jack Carlin as he tracks his rebellious daughter Morgan to the top floor of a crumbling Melbourne high-rise. But Morgan isn’t looking to be saved, and Jack’s dark past has drawn dangerous enemies. With a bounty on his head, they become trapped in a deadly fight for survival with an onslaught of ruthless gang members and bounty hunters swarming the building.
What unfolds is an unrelenting battle as Jack and Morgan fight through fifteen floors of chaos, facing brutal enemies and their own fractured relationship. Amid the carnage, they must confront their past and rediscover the bond that might be their greatest chance of survival. Fast-paced with electrifying tension, High Rise delivers gritty action and emotional stakes in equal measure.
High Rise is more than just a survival story; it’s a gripping portrayal of loyalty, redemption and the fragile ties that bind us. Gabriel Bergmoser once again proves his unparalleled flare to thrill, move, and cement his reputation as a master in modern suspense.
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This event takes place on Wadawurrung Country. Ballaarat Mechanics’ Institute acknowledges the Wadawurrung People of the Kulin Nation as the first inhabitants and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we work, learn and create. Always Was, Always Will Be, Aboriginal Land.
