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Praise for Sophie Hannah:
"What does motherhood mean? What should a mother do if her child is in danger? . . . It's those choices and their consequences that make Little Face compelling."-The Washington Post
"As . . . Agatha Christie gleefully trampled on that sacrosanct rule of the mystery novel to 'play fair with the reader,' the power this novel packs derives from narrators who play fast and loose with what they know. . . . The solution is a stunner."-The Boston Globe
"Spine-tingling."-Romantic Times (top pick)
"A tautly claustrophobic spiral of a story."-Kirkus Reviews
"Clever and original. . . . She has a brilliant new career ahead of her."-BookPage
"A splendid crime-psychological thriller. . . . A book so well-plotted and so well-written deserves to have its surprises kept intact."-St. Louis-Post Dispatch
"Riveting reading."-Mystery Scene
A serial rapist relies on successful career women's shame to insulate him from punishment. Then one of them sets out to find her missing lover, a married man, and in so doing exposes a sinister plot.
Sophie Hannah is an award-winning, best-selling poet in England. Her previous psychological thriller, Little Face, was an acclaimed bestseller in the United Kingdom, as was Hurting Distance. Sophie Hannah is an internationally bestselling crime author and award-winning poet. She has written more than thirty works of fiction and poetry, including a series of mysteries that revive Agatha Christie's iconic sleuth Hercule Poirot. Her writing has garnered wide critical acclaim and has been listed for many awards, including the T.S. Eliot Award and the Independent Booksellers' Book of the Year Award. She lives with her family in Cambridge, England, where she holds an Honorary Fellowship at the Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge.
"What does motherhood mean? What should a mother do if her child is in danger? . . . It's those choices and their consequences that make Little Face compelling."-The Washington Post
"As . . . Agatha Christie gleefully trampled on that sacrosanct rule of the mystery novel to 'play fair with the reader,' the power this novel packs derives from narrators who play fast and loose with what they know. . . . The solution is a stunner."-The Boston Globe
"Spine-tingling."-Romantic Times (top pick)
"A tautly claustrophobic spiral of a story."-Kirkus Reviews
"Clever and original. . . . She has a brilliant new career ahead of her."-BookPage
"A splendid crime-psychological thriller. . . . A book so well-plotted and so well-written deserves to have its surprises kept intact."-St. Louis-Post Dispatch
"Riveting reading."-Mystery Scene
A serial rapist relies on successful career women's shame to insulate him from punishment. Then one of them sets out to find her missing lover, a married man, and in so doing exposes a sinister plot.
Sophie Hannah is an award-winning, best-selling poet in England. Her previous psychological thriller, Little Face, was an acclaimed bestseller in the United Kingdom, as was Hurting Distance. Sophie Hannah is an internationally bestselling crime author and award-winning poet. She has written more than thirty works of fiction and poetry, including a series of mysteries that revive Agatha Christie's iconic sleuth Hercule Poirot. Her writing has garnered wide critical acclaim and has been listed for many awards, including the T.S. Eliot Award and the Independent Booksellers' Book of the Year Award. She lives with her family in Cambridge, England, where she holds an Honorary Fellowship at the Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge.
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