Almost the Truth

Almost the Truth

by Margaret Yorke (Author)

Synopsis

During a burglary, a young woman is raped. The fact that her father made no attempt to protect her shatters the family more than the actual violation. When the rapist is freed, one of the family decides to apply their own justice.

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Format: Mass Market Paperback
Pages: 304
Edition: New
Publisher: Sphere
Published: 06 Apr 1995

ISBN 10: 0751512168
ISBN 13: 9780751512168
Book Overview: Margaret Yorke was the recipient of the 1999 Crime Writers' Association Diamond Dagger Award for excellence in the field of crime writing.

Media Reviews
Superior and scary... with an ingenious sting in the tale. DAILY TELEGRAPH The mistress of the skillfully-spun suspense novel... her quiet, unemphatic style of narrative makes the story a compelling read. SUNDAY TELEGRAPH Yorke, a steely mistress of the matter-of-fact presentation of household horrors, has never written a more artfully assembled chiller. SUNDAY TIMES Her admirers prefer Margaret Yorke to P.D James and Ruth Rendell... if you're not yet a fan of Margaret Yorke you are in for a treat. EVENING STANDARD
Author Bio
Margaret Yorke lives in Buckinghamshire. She is a past chaiman of the Crime Writers' Association and her outstanding contribution to the genre has been recognised by the award of the 1999 CWA Cartier Diamond Dagger.