Dead Heat
Autorius: Durrant Sabine
ISBN kodas:
2026
Išleidimo metai:
2026
Puslapių skaičius:
346
Kalba:
Anglų
Viršelis: Minkštas
Dead Heat
Durrant Sabine
Sabine Durrant is a fantastic writer… Dead Heat is a cracker ― Jane Garvey, Times Radio
Expertly constructed and guilefully written, it inevitably reminds you of Patricia Highsmith, but also of The Great Gatsby ― Sunday Times
Incredibly atmospheric and oppressive - the heat, the relationships, the events - it’s all sticky and woozy and hot and sandy and salty and languorous . . . this is the perfect book to read on a sun lounger ― India Knight
With scintillating shades of The Great Gatsby, this intoxicating thriller is a superb study in menace ― Heat
Durrant’s talent for conjuring the harsh beauty of Greece’s Mani Peninsula immediately immerses the reader . . . explosive ― Daily Mail
This slow-burn thriller gives White Lotus vibes thanks to the luxe setting on Greece’s Mani Peninsula ― Good Housekeeping
Durrant pairs taut psychological suspense with crisp, beautiful writing ― i Paper
Explosive ― Woman & Home
Durrant’s cast of characters are intensely unlikeable and yet utterly irresistible ― Red
I loved this book. The descriptions are so beautiful that you almost don’t notice the brilliance of the plotting ― Elly Griffiths
About the Author
Dead Heat is Sabine Durrant’s seventh work of dark psychological suspense. Its setting, part of the Greek Peloponnese, has obsessed her since she read Patrick Leigh Fermor’s travel book The Mani in her twenties. Her previous thrillers include Lie with Me which was a Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller, and Sun Damage, which was subject to a fierce film and TV bidding war and is currently in production with Bad Wolf and Disney.
Before becoming a full time novelist, Sabine Durrant worked in editorial at The Independent, The Sunday Times and The Guardian where she also wrote the weekly ‘Sabine Durrant’ interview with subjects as diverse as Archbishop Runcie, Stella McCartney and Jeff Goldblum. She has written two works of general fiction, including the bestselling Having it and Eating it, and two Connie Pickles novels for young adults. Her essay 'At Sea’, for the collection Truth or Dare, was a personal investigation into the life and death of her father, a pilot in the Fleet Air Arm, who disappeared off the Dorset coast a few months after she was born.
Sabine Durrant lives in south London with her husband, three adult children, one dog and two cats.
Durrant Sabine
Sabine Durrant is a fantastic writer… Dead Heat is a cracker ― Jane Garvey, Times Radio
Expertly constructed and guilefully written, it inevitably reminds you of Patricia Highsmith, but also of The Great Gatsby ― Sunday Times
Incredibly atmospheric and oppressive - the heat, the relationships, the events - it’s all sticky and woozy and hot and sandy and salty and languorous . . . this is the perfect book to read on a sun lounger ― India Knight
With scintillating shades of The Great Gatsby, this intoxicating thriller is a superb study in menace ― Heat
Durrant’s talent for conjuring the harsh beauty of Greece’s Mani Peninsula immediately immerses the reader . . . explosive ― Daily Mail
This slow-burn thriller gives White Lotus vibes thanks to the luxe setting on Greece’s Mani Peninsula ― Good Housekeeping
Durrant pairs taut psychological suspense with crisp, beautiful writing ― i Paper
Explosive ― Woman & Home
Durrant’s cast of characters are intensely unlikeable and yet utterly irresistible ― Red
I loved this book. The descriptions are so beautiful that you almost don’t notice the brilliance of the plotting ― Elly Griffiths
About the Author
Dead Heat is Sabine Durrant’s seventh work of dark psychological suspense. Its setting, part of the Greek Peloponnese, has obsessed her since she read Patrick Leigh Fermor’s travel book The Mani in her twenties. Her previous thrillers include Lie with Me which was a Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller, and Sun Damage, which was subject to a fierce film and TV bidding war and is currently in production with Bad Wolf and Disney.
Before becoming a full time novelist, Sabine Durrant worked in editorial at The Independent, The Sunday Times and The Guardian where she also wrote the weekly ‘Sabine Durrant’ interview with subjects as diverse as Archbishop Runcie, Stella McCartney and Jeff Goldblum. She has written two works of general fiction, including the bestselling Having it and Eating it, and two Connie Pickles novels for young adults. Her essay 'At Sea’, for the collection Truth or Dare, was a personal investigation into the life and death of her father, a pilot in the Fleet Air Arm, who disappeared off the Dorset coast a few months after she was born.
Sabine Durrant lives in south London with her husband, three adult children, one dog and two cats.
Dead Heat
Durrant Sabine
Sabine Durrant is a fantastic writer… Dead Heat is a cracker ― Jane Garvey, Times Radio
Expertly constructed and guilefully written, it inevitably...
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Durrant Sabine
Sabine Durrant is a fantastic writer… Dead Heat is a cracker ― Jane Garvey, Times Radio
Expertly constructed and guilefully written, it inevitably...
