Exile

Exile

by Denise Mina (Author)

Synopsis

Travelling down from Glasgow to London to investigate the murder of one of the former patients at the Glasgow Women's Shelter, Maureen O'Donnell quickly finds herself out of her depth and in danger of suffering a similar fate.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 448
Edition: New edition
Publisher: Bantam
Published: 04 Jun 2001

ISBN 10: 0553813277
ISBN 13: 9780553813272
Book Overview: The stunning new novel from the John Creasey prize-winning author of Garnethill.

Media Reviews
'Head and shoulders above the superficial ganster glamour of much contemporary British crime fiction' Val McDermid 'Confirms Mina's place in the premier division... atmospheric,intense and full of the disturbing flavour of inner-city lowlife' Guardian 'This fast-paced first novel set in Glasgow romps its way to a satisfying conclusion in which the evil doer receives rough justice of a most apt and unpleasant kind...Funny, raw, compassionate, often brutal, Garnet Hill turns a wry humour on the shortcomings of its very human characters' Independent 'A corking page-turner that flows like a dream' The List 'Mina,a feisty new crime-writing voice, carves a taut, humane whodunit into Glasgow's impassive face' Scotland on Sunday
Author Bio
Denise Mina has written comedy for BBC Scotland and two humorous books, The Pocket Guide to Men and The Pocket Guide to Flirting. As an academic researcher she has written extensively on the medicalization of deviant women, and until recently she taught Criminology and Criminal Law. She lives in Glasgow.