In "Thin Line Between," newcomer M.A.C. Petty's exciting first book in the Wandijna Quartet series, Alice Waterstone has enough to worry about putting together the long-awaited Land of Legends Australian Aboriginal art exhibit. She's anticipated the grand opening for over a year. But from the moment the pieces begin to arrive, what should be her greatest achievement as arts curator of the Hardison Museum suddenly becomes a nightmare. Things quickly spiral out of control, in the museum and in ALice's personal life.

Could this collection of both ancient and modern art carry a curse that echoes back to the Aboriginal Dreamtime? And what are the connections between the mysterious Wandijna of the exhibit and Alice's daughter Margaret, who dreams of a terrifying shapeshifting creature that bears a little too much resemblance to legends that frighten children in the dark? There's also the problem of Alice's father, an artist who disappeared in the Outback before she was born. In her search to uncover these mysteries, ALice may be in for more than she expected, unearthing clues to her past -- and some ancient secrets that may be better off left sleeping...