Michael Robotham

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Cyrus Haven and Evie Cormac return in Robotham's latest psychological thriller, which finally unlocks the secrets of Evie's past and reaffirms why Stephen King has proclaimed this author "an absolute master." The mystery of Evie Cormac's background has followed her into adulthood. As a child, she was discovered hiding in a secret room where a man had been tortured to death. Many of her captors and abusers escaped justice, unseen but not forgotten. Now, on a hot summer's day, the past drags Evie back as she watches the bodies of seventeen migrants wash up on a Lincolnshire beach. There is only one survivor, a teenage boy, who tells police their small boat was deliberately rammed and sunk. Psychologist Cyrus Haven is recruited by the police to investigate the murders--but recognizes immediately that Evie has some link to the tragedy. By solving this crime, he could finally unlock the secrets of her past. But what dark forces will he set loose? And who will pay the price?

Cyrus Haven and Evie Cormac return in this "expertly paced and psychologically acute" (Kirkus Reviews, starred review) thriller from Michael Robotham that's "one of his best, suspenseful and hard to put down" (Stephen King). Twenty years ago, Cyrus Haven survived a family massacre. The killer? His brother Elias. Now Elias is applying for release from a secure psychiatric hospital--and Cyrus is expected to forgive and welcome him home. In this "brilliant novel" (The Globe and Mail, Toronto), Elias is returning to a very different world. Cyrus is now a successful psychologist, working with the police, sharing his house with Evie Cormac, a damaged and gifted teenager who can tell when someone is lying. When a man is murdered and his daughter Maya Kirk disappears, Cyrus is called in to profile the killer and help piece together Maya's last hours. Soon, a second victim is taken, and Evie is the only person who glimpsed the man behind the wheel. But there's a problem. Only two people believe her. One is Cyrus. The other is the killer.

A critically acclaimed masterpiece about forgetting and remembering, and the dangers of both, from the #1 bestseller and RichardJudy Book Club author

En pige holdt skjult i et hemmeligt rum. Stilhed er det eneste, der vil redde hende. Hun har hemmelighederI kølvandet på et brutalt mord for seks år siden blev Evie Cormac fundet i et hemmeligt rum. Hun nægter at fortælle noget om sin fortid, eller hvad der skete med hende, fordi hun frygter, at enhver, der ved det, vil blive dræbt – og at sandheden ikke vil sætte hende fri, men også få hende slået ihjel. Han har brug for svarRetspsykolog Cyrus Haven ignorerer Evies advarsler og begynder at grave i hendes fortid, kun for at stikke hånden i en hvepserede af korrupte, magtfulde og meget indflydelsesrige mennesker, som har ventet på at finde Evie – det sidste vidne til deres forbrydelser.

Cyrus Haven and Evie Cormac return in this "expertly paced and psychologically acute" (Kirkus Reviews, starred review) thriller from Michael Robotham that's "one of his best, suspenseful and hard to put down" (Stephen King). Twenty years ago, Cyrus Haven survived a family massacre. The killer? His brother Elias. Now Elias is applying for release from a secure psychiatric hospital--and Cyrus is expected to forgive and welcome him home. In this "brilliant novel" (The Globe and Mail, Toronto), Elias is returning to a very different world. Cyrus is now a successful psychologist, working with the police, sharing his house with Evie Cormac, a damaged and gifted teenager who can tell when someone is lying. When a man is murdered and his daughter Maya Kirk disappears, Cyrus is called in to profile the killer and help piece together Maya's last hours. Soon, a second victim is taken, and Evie is the only person who glimpsed the man behind the wheel. But there's a problem. Only two people believe her. One is Cyrus. The other is the killer.

EVIE CORMAC er en pige uden fortid. Hun blev fundet beskidt og halvt udsultet for seks år siden i et hemmeligt rum i et hus, hvor et bestialsk mord var begået. Hun havde boet under tag med liget i månedsvis, sneget sig ud om natten for at stjæle mad og gemt sig for De ansigtsløse mænd. Seks år senere, stadig uidentificeret, bor denne pige på et sikret børnehjem, hvor hun indleder en retssag og kræver at blive løsladt.RETSPSYKOLOG CYRUS HAVEN bliver bedt om at vurdere, om Evie er klar til at blive sat fri, men han møder en pige, der er ulig nogen, han nogensinde har mødt. Beskadiget, destruktiv og selvhadende, men alligevel i besiddelse af en gave, der gør hende både fascinerende og farlig at være sammen med – evnen til at vide, når nogen lyver. Samtidig har Cyrus en anden forbrydelse at efterforske – mesterskøjteløberen Jodie Sheehans død. De to sager væves hurtigt sammen og trækker ham ind i en verden af hemmeligheder, hvor ingen taler sandt, og kun én person ved, hvem der lyver.God pige slem pige er en international bestseller som er oversat til 25 sprog og udgivet i mere end 50 lande.

The brand-new thriller from the RichardJudy Book Club author and 6-million-copy bestseller

Cyrus Haven and Evie Cormac return in this "expertly paced and psychologically acute" (Kirkus Reviews, starred review) thriller from Michael Robotham that's "one of his best, suspenseful and hard to put down" (Stephen King). Twenty years ago, Cyrus Haven survived a family massacre. The killer? His brother Elias. Now Elias is applying for release from a secure psychiatric hospital--and Cyrus is expected to forgive and welcome him home. In this "brilliant novel" (The Globe and Mail, Toronto), Elias is returning to a very different world. Cyrus is now a successful psychologist, working with the police, sharing his house with Evie Cormac, a damaged and gifted teenager who can tell when someone is lying. When a man is murdered and his daughter Maya Kirk disappears, Cyrus is called in to profile the killer and help piece together Maya's last hours. Soon, a second victim is taken, and Evie is the only person who glimpsed the man behind the wheel. But there's a problem. Only two people believe her. One is Cyrus. The other is the killer.

From an author who Stephen King calls "an absolute master" comes a "heart-clutching psychological thriller" (People) about a young female police officer facing danger on all fronts--from a clever victim of abuse, skeptical colleagues on the force, and even her own father. Philomena McCarthy is an ambitious police officer with the elite Metropolitan Police in London, responding to a domestic violence call. Tempe Brown is a bloodied young woman and the mistress of a decorated and intimidating London detective, Darren Goodall. Philomena and Tempe strike up a tentative friendship, determined to protect each other from Goodall, but something isn't quite right about the stories Tempe tells and the secrets she keeps. Yet the young officer is drawn into Tempe's world, unsure of what is real or invented. After a bungled break-in and an unsolved murder, Philomena finds herself trapped--with her career, her impending wedding, and her very survival in doubt. Robotham's brilliant ability to render complex characters, both good and bad, keeps readers unsure of whom to trust, "maintain ing] an air of excruciating suspense" (The Washington Post)--until the very last page.