When the truth is your only weapon, how much are you willing to risk?
Jack
Alonso has spent his life chasing stories that matter, but when his relentless
pursuit of political corruption puts his career—and his life—on the line, he’s
forced to choose between the job he loves and the people he can’t live without.
Across the world, Bridget D’Angelo is rebuilding her life after a corporate
layoff, turning her family’s immigrant history into a novel that’s about to
make waves.
A
chance encounter in Sydney sparks a connection neither expected, but as Jack’s
investigations draw dangerous enemies and Bridget’s literary star rises, the
distance between them grows—both literally and figuratively. With threats
mounting, visas expiring, and the world watching, Jack and Bridget must decide:
can love survive when the stakes are this high, or will the cost of telling the
truth be more than they can bear?
Breaking the Broadcast is a sweeping,
contemporary love story about courage, legacy, and the power of speaking
out—even when the world wants you silent.
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Belinda D'Alessandro was born to an Italian father and an Australian mother in Brisbane, Australia, in the early 1970s. At the age of seven, her father immigrated to Australia from Italy. Her maternal great-grandparents came from Scotland and Ireland, and she has relatives in Italy, New Zealand, the United States, and Canada.
D'Alessandro, the eldest of five children, was raised in Brisbane and the Gold Coast and graduated from Bond University with a law degree in 1992.
For 15 years, D'Alessandro worked in government and the private sector before moving to Sydney in 2000. In addition to writing her debut crime novel, she founded her own boutique publishing company, BDA Books, in 2007 and entered the banking and financial services sector in 2010.
While working full-time in the heart of Sydney, D'Alessandro is currently developing her second and third books, which follow her debut crime novel, in her spare time.
