How do you set about proving the impossible? Simon Booker shows us through his determined heroine, investigative journalist Morgan Vine, in this pacy contemporary crime novel.
Morgan’s latest investigation into a miscarriage of justice quickly becomes personal when her stroppy 20 year old daughter is attacked by a man supposed to be dead.
Kill Me Twice is tightly plotted and features a range of realistically flawed characters, male and female, sympathetically portraying the difficulties of single motherhood. It also creates a convincing picture of a criminal justice system that is fallible and under pressure, from an outsider’s point of view. With an unexpected final twist, this book certainly lived up to its striking cover.
Morgan’s latest investigation into a miscarriage of justice quickly becomes personal when her stroppy 20 year old daughter is attacked by a man supposed to be dead.
Kill Me Twice is tightly plotted and features a range of realistically flawed characters, male and female, sympathetically portraying the difficulties of single motherhood. It also creates a convincing picture of a criminal justice system that is fallible and under pressure, from an outsider’s point of view. With an unexpected final twist, this book certainly lived up to its striking cover.