by David Hosp
Acclaim for David Hosp
‘This [Next of Kin] is one of the best thrillers I’ve read in a long time, reminiscent of John Grisham, but, I think, better and with a stronger, more sympathetic cast of characters . . . A truly absorbing page-turner’
Richard & Judy Book Club review
‘The detail and subplots make Hosp such a gripping writer . . . he is growing and developing with each new book’
Daily Express
‘This is a knock out; Grisham with passion, even a touch of the great Michael Connelly thrown in . . . It crackles from the first page to the last and never lets up for a second’
Daily Mail
‘Hosp is a born storyteller, a master of quirky character and detail who enthrals through the simple, but elusive, expedient of never seeming to write a dull sentence’
Daily Telegraph
‘David Hosp’s genius is reinvention. He recycles every genre cliché going – oddball sidekicks, philosophical hit men, drunken cops, perverted politicians – and renders them more enthralling than ever’
Daily Telegraph
Also by David Hosp
Next of Kin
Among Thieves
Innocence
The Betrayed
Dark Harbour
First published 2012 by Macmillan
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