Book description
A city on fire. A killer on the loose. And she’s next…
When the bomb rips through the university, Georgina McKenzie is shocked—and then determined to find out more. As an aspiring criminologist, she doesn’t believe the media spin about a suicide bomber. Something doesn’t add up.
Detective Paul van…
Why read it?
1 author picked The Girl Who Wouldn't Die as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Marnie Riches’ characters never let you go, they’re so real and three-dimensional, and the stories grip from start to finish. For me, I questioned the need to link these books through the titles and artwork with Steig Larsson's books.
If anything, it put me off them, but I tried this one anyway and was instantly hooked. Now, having read both series, I have to say I much prefer these. Instead of rehashing Van der Valk, they should have made these books into a TV series.
From Jack's list on books that are modern crime thrillers.
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