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Hurting Distance: Culver Valley Crime Book 2
Sophie Hannah
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Description for Hurting Distance: Culver Valley Crime Book 2
Paperback. Sophie Hannah's stunning second psychological thriller. Sometimes love must kill before it can die .. Series: Culver Valley Crime. Num Pages: 432 pages, n/a. BIC Classification: FH; FJ. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 197 x 130 x 28. Weight in Grams: 296.
The second stunning thriller from queen of psychological crime, Sophie Hannah, perfect for fans of Clare Mackintosh and Paula Hawkins.
'Superbly creepy' Guardian
'Rivetingly original' Sunday Times
Sometimes love must kill before it can die.
Three years ago, something terrible happened to Naomi Jenkins - so terrible that she never told anybody.
Now Naomi has another secret - the man she has fallen passionately in love with, unhappily married Robert Haworth. When Robert vanishes without trace, Naomi knows he must have come to harm. But the police are less convinced, particularly when Robert's wife insists he is not missing.
In desperation, Naomi has a crazy idea. If she can't persuade the police that Robert is in danger, perhaps she can convince them that he is a danger to others. Then they will have to look for him - urgently. Naomi knows how to describe in detail the actions of a psychopath. All she needs to do is dig up her own troubled past . . .
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2007
Publisher
Hodder & Stoughton
Condition
New
Series
Culver Valley Crime
Number of Pages
432
Place of Publication
, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780340840344
SKU
V9780340840344
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 5 to 9 working days
Ref
99-1
About Sophie Hannah
Sophie Hannah is an internationally bestselling crime fiction writer. Her psychological thriller The Carrier won the Specsavers National Book Award for Crime Thriller of the Year in 2013. Sophie is the author of the bestselling Poirot continuation mysteries. The Point of Rescue and The Other Half Lives have been adapted for television as Case Sensitive, starring Olivia Williams and Darren Boyd. Sophie is also a bestselling poet who has been shortlisted for the TS Eliot award. Her poetry is studied at GCSE and A-level. Sophie is an Honorary Fellow of Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge. In 2023 Sophie was awarded the prestigious Dagger in the Library from the Crime Writers' Association in recognition of her brilliant body of work. She lives in Cambridge with her family.
Reviews for Hurting Distance: Culver Valley Crime Book 2
A superbly creepy, twisty thriller about obsessive love, psychological torture, and the darkest chambers of the human heart
The Times
Hair-raising psychological thriller
SHE
An utterly gripping plot, this is the standout thriller of the year
Read of the Year, Elle
Here's a psychological thriller that gets its hooks into you and refuses to let go
The Sunday Times
Sophie Hannah's LITTLE FACE startled the British thriller market a year ago, and her new book is another superbly creepy foray in the genre. The plots are brilliant - I couldn't see through this one at all
Guardian
Hurting Distance confirms Sophie Hannah as a rivetingly original arrival in crime fiction
The Sunday Times
What makes this novel work so well is that more than one character has a bit of a screw loose - even the detectives on the case are grappling with some crippling personal issues - and it takes the full ride of the novel to find out who is playing whom.
Time Out
Hannah's second novel is a beautifully written chiller-thriller about the after-effect of rape. It grips from start to finish. . . I couldn't put it down
Literary Review
This is a far better-written book than any genre label might suggest. Hannah is a respected poet and uses the fascinating motif of the sundial not only to provide the reader with clues but to underline perceptions of life, time and death. It's also significant that she won a Daphne du Maurier award. Her powerful subjects of obsession with the past, and fear in the present, testify that she has made a transition to the narrative world of that iconic writer
Independent
In the world of psychological thrillers, it is rare to come across a novel that conforms absolutely to the rules of the genre at the same time as being genuinely original, satisfyingly unpredictable and totally enthralling. This is what Sophie Hannah has achieved with Hurting Distance, and she's done it with considerable style.
Yorkshire Post
This story is thrilling from the first page . . . This book is not simply a whodunnit. The snappy, witty dialogue and clarity make it a thoroughly entertaining read. I thought I had the whole book pegged after the first chapter, but how wrong I was. Pick it up, but be warned, you won't put it down
Birmingham Post
Another success for this inventive writer
Sunday Telegraph
Tale of obsession and manipulation
Sainsbury's
The Times
Hair-raising psychological thriller
SHE
An utterly gripping plot, this is the standout thriller of the year
Read of the Year, Elle
Here's a psychological thriller that gets its hooks into you and refuses to let go
The Sunday Times
Sophie Hannah's LITTLE FACE startled the British thriller market a year ago, and her new book is another superbly creepy foray in the genre. The plots are brilliant - I couldn't see through this one at all
Guardian
Hurting Distance confirms Sophie Hannah as a rivetingly original arrival in crime fiction
The Sunday Times
What makes this novel work so well is that more than one character has a bit of a screw loose - even the detectives on the case are grappling with some crippling personal issues - and it takes the full ride of the novel to find out who is playing whom.
Time Out
Hannah's second novel is a beautifully written chiller-thriller about the after-effect of rape. It grips from start to finish. . . I couldn't put it down
Literary Review
This is a far better-written book than any genre label might suggest. Hannah is a respected poet and uses the fascinating motif of the sundial not only to provide the reader with clues but to underline perceptions of life, time and death. It's also significant that she won a Daphne du Maurier award. Her powerful subjects of obsession with the past, and fear in the present, testify that she has made a transition to the narrative world of that iconic writer
Independent
In the world of psychological thrillers, it is rare to come across a novel that conforms absolutely to the rules of the genre at the same time as being genuinely original, satisfyingly unpredictable and totally enthralling. This is what Sophie Hannah has achieved with Hurting Distance, and she's done it with considerable style.
Yorkshire Post
This story is thrilling from the first page . . . This book is not simply a whodunnit. The snappy, witty dialogue and clarity make it a thoroughly entertaining read. I thought I had the whole book pegged after the first chapter, but how wrong I was. Pick it up, but be warned, you won't put it down
Birmingham Post
Another success for this inventive writer
Sunday Telegraph
Tale of obsession and manipulation
Sainsbury's