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All the Birds, Singing by Evie Wyld follows Jake Whyte, a sheep farmer on a remote British island, who investigates the mysterious killings of her sheep, sparking memories of past traumas from her life in Australia, where she dealt with abuse, prostitution, and a tragic accident. The story alternates between her present-day search for the culprit and flashbacks revealing her troubled past, exploring themes of trauma and survival. The novel includes depictions of physical abuse, past involvement in prostitution, and a catastrophic accident leading to loss of life.