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A TIMES BEST NEW THRILLER PICK
'Zero Kill runs at breakneck speed through a dark and dangerous universe populated with characters who are never what they seem' KATHLEEN KENT, author of Black Wolf
'Hill has pulled off a perfect thriller - page-turning excitement, expert plotting, a good dose of wit, and above all a fierce heroine you can't get enough of.' ASIA MACKAY, author of Killing It
Meet Elsa Zero: Bad neighbour. Single mother. Ex-deep cover agent.
And right now, the most dangerous person on Earth.
When Elsa's dull but dedicated boyfriend proposes in a packed restaurant, she doesn't think her evening can get any worse.
But as the clock strikes midnight, her world is turned upside down. Suddenly Elsa is running for her life, trying to keep her children safe, and desperate to discover what the hell is going on.
Every intelligence agency in the world wants her dead because she's in possession of a deadly secret - she just has to stay alive long enough to figure out what it is.
But this is Elsa Zero we're talking about.
And it's a very bad idea to get on her wrong side.
Bursting with tension, twists and humour, this is a brilliantly unique action-thriller perfect for fans of Killing Eve, Lee Child and people who loved watching Nobody and Hunted.
'A chest-tightening chase across London' THE TIMES
'Start[s] fast and get[s] faster... Delivers not only great excitement, but also finely drawn characters and splendidly inappropriate bursts of laughter' MORNING STAR
'The action never lets up and I was rooting for kick-ass lead, Elsa, the whole way... What a ride!' SAMANTHA HAYES
'The action thriller for the summer is here... Bond was never this electric... A perfect beach read' CRIME FICTION LOVER
Info autore
M.K. Hill worked as a journalist and an award-winning music radio producer before becoming a full-time writer. He's written the Sasha Dawson series, Ray Drake series and the highly-acclaimed psychological thriller One Bad Thing. He lives in London. Visit him at www.mkhill.uk or find him on Twitter @markhillwriter.
Riassunto
A TIMES BEST NEW THRILLER PICK
'Zero Kill runs at breakneck speed through a dark and dangerous universe populated with characters who are never what they seem' KATHLEEN KENT, author of Black Wolf
'Hill has pulled off a perfect thriller - page-turning excitement, expert plotting, a good dose of wit, and above all a fierce heroine you can't get enough of.' ASIA MACKAY, author of Killing It
Meet Elsa Zero: Bad neighbour. Single mother. Ex-deep cover agent.
And right now, the most dangerous person on Earth.
When Elsa's dull but dedicated boyfriend proposes in a packed restaurant, she doesn't think her evening can get any worse.
But as the clock strikes midnight, her world is turned upside down. Suddenly Elsa is running for her life, trying to keep her children safe, and desperate to discover what the hell is going on.
Every intelligence agency in the world wants her dead because she's in possession of a deadly secret - she just has to stay alive long enough to figure out what it is.
But this is Elsa Zero we're talking about.
And it's a very bad idea to get on her wrong side.
Bursting with tension, twists and humour, this is a brilliantly unique action-thriller perfect for fans of Killing Eve, Lee Child and people who loved watching Nobody and Hunted.
'A chest-tightening chase across London' THE TIMES
'Start[s] fast and get[s] faster... Delivers not only great excitement, but also finely drawn characters and splendidly inappropriate bursts of laughter' MORNING STAR
'The action never lets up and I was rooting for kick-ass lead, Elsa, the whole way... What a ride!' SAMANTHA HAYES
'The action thriller for the summer is here... Bond was never this electric... A perfect beach read' CRIME FICTION LOVER
Prefazione
An ex-secret agent must come out of retirement to save her family in the new thriller from M.K. Hill.
Testo aggiuntivo
PRAISE FOR M.K. HILL:
'Superb, smart, seat-edge stuff' William Shaw.
'Thoroughly enjoyable' Daily Mail.
'Chilling' Crime Monthly.
'Chock-full of suspense... I genuinely had no nails left by the end!'
