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A twisty and chilling thriller about a woman who did one bad thing when she was young... and it's haunted her forever.
She thought she'd got away with it. She was wrong.Hannah Godley is an agony aunt on a London radio show Queen of Hearts. She is warm and empathetic; a good listener. Just the sort of person you would entrust with your secrets. But when a woman called Diane phones in to tell a tragic story about her brother who killed himself after two people played a horrible prank on him, Hannah goes cold. She remembers Diane's brother well. In fact, he haunts her dreams. All because of that one bad thing she did when she was young...
Gradually, Diane insinuates herself into Hannah's life. Thinking she should keep her enemies close, Hannah decides to become her friend. But everything is shrouded in secrecy. Does Diane know what she's done? Is she after revenge? Or is she just a confused, sad woman who just wants to be friends with someone who cares?
Praise for M.K. Hill:
'Devilishly clever and twisty, The Woman in the Wood is a gripping thriller with a brilliantly compelling protagonist' Tom Wood
'Everything a police procedural should be: sharp, funny, moving and tremendously exciting' The Times Crime Book of the Month
'Dark, gripping and fast paced, The Bad Place grabs a hold and won't let you go ... Addictive summer reading' Katerina Diamond
'Superb, smart, seat-edge stuff. DI Sasha Dawson is a brilliant creation' William Shaw
'Absorbing and twisty' Mark Edwards
'Utterly compelling and brilliantly realistic, The Bad Place is Mark's best book yet. One that will appeal to crime fans everywhere' Lisa Hall
About the Author
Mark Hill was a journalist and an award-winning music radio producer before becoming a full-time writer. The first novel in the Sasha Dawson series, The Bad Place, was described as 'everything a police procedural should be' by The Times, who also named it as their crime book of the month. He lives in London.
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