Give Him to Me Synopsis
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Profiler and therapist Kez Lanyon is slowly getting used to her new job working in a behavioural sciences unit with some of the worst people she has ever met. She regularly plots an escape but knows she is there for the foreseeable.
Then she is called in to work on the case of Robyn 'Avril' Managa. Twenty-five-year-old Robyn was twelve when she witnessed her controlling and abusive father brutally murder her mother.
Rather than go to prison, her well-connected father was given the chance of life in witness protection with a new name and erased background. Robyn was put into care.
After struggling all her life to make sense of what she saw, she's decided it's time for a family reunion - so she's killing everyone who had anything to do with her father's case until they turn him over to her.
Can Kez get into Robyn's mind quickly enough to find her before she kills again, or will they have to do as the notes Robyn's leaves on her victims say . . . and give him to her?
Profiler and therapist Kez Lanyon returns in a brand new stand-alone novel from Sunday Times bestselling author Dorothy Koomson.
About This Edition
| ISBN: |
9781472298157 |
| Publication date: |
13th February 2025 |
| Author: |
Dorothy Koomson |
| Publisher: |
Headline Review an imprint of Headline Publishing Group |
| Format: |
Hardback |
| Pagination: |
480 pages |
| Primary Genre |
Crime and Mystery
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Dorothy Koomson Press Reviews
'Master of the jaw-dropping twist' S MAGAZINE
'An edge-of-your-seat thriller that'll keep you guessing right until the end, get this to the top of your reading pile' HEAT
Readers love Dorothy Koomson:
'Raw, emotive and chilling'
'Full of shocks and surprises . . . another hard hitting, psychologically thrilling page turner'
'Jaw-dropping, totally unexpected'
'Terrifyingly authentic, twisty and compelling'
'A must read!'
About Dorothy Koomson
Dorothy Koomson is an award-winning, global bestselling author whose novels include the Sunday Times bestsellers The Friend, That Girl from Nowhere, The Ice Cream Girls, The Woman He Loved Before, The Chocolate Run and My Best Friend’s Girl. Her books have been translated into more than 30 languages with sales that exceed 2 million copies in the UK alone. Dorothy’s books are powerful, thought-provoking and compelling ‘emotional thrillers’ where moral dilemmas are central and where the complex emotions of family and friendships are explored. Her third book, My Best Friend’s Girl, was selected for the Richard & Judy Summer Reads of 2006, and her novels The Ice Cream Girls and The Rose Petal Beach were both shortlisted for the British Book Awards in 2010 and 2013, respectively. A TV adaptation loosely based on The Ice Cream Girls was first shown on ITV1 in 2013. Her novels have all been Sunday Times Top 10 bestsellers including That Girl from Nowhere, When I Was Invisible, The Friend and Tell Me Your Secret.
Dorothy recently featured on the 2021 Powerlist as one of the most influential Black people in Britain and appeared in GQ Style as a Black British trailblazer. She uses her platform to support new writers and recently launched ‘The Happy Author’ podcast and is a Judge for the 2021 Grazia and Women’s Prize for Fiction First Chapter competition. This year she also contributed to the World Book Night collection, Stories to Make You Smile, to the Feminist Book Society’s This Is How We Come Back Stronger and to a collection of love stories by women of colour, Who’s Loving You.
Passionate about the importance of reading and literacy, Dorothy is a regular speaker in libraries and supports the work of the National Literacy Trust, an independent charity that transforms lives through literacy www.literacytrust.org.uk and Little Green Pig www.littlegreenpig.org.uk, a Brighton and Hove based charity that offers free writing workshops for young people in need. Dorothy lives in Brighton (well, Hove, actually) and the city is an ever-present character in her novels.
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