Road Kill: The gripping crime thriller full of secrets and twists, from the Sunday Times bestselling author
About this ebook
'A mesmeric, fast-paced rollercoaster of a read with a killer twist' LISA JEWELL
'Original, brilliantly twisty and genuinely unsettling' KATHERINE FAULKNER
'A masterclass in psychological suspense' LUCY CLARKE
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It's the hottest summer on record.
You'd planned to be in the south of France with your sister but your holiday has been cancelled.
So now you're stuck in London.
And then one evening you meet a man who offers to drive you to France. Go see your sister, he urges. Surprise her!
Soon you're on the road with him. But the further south you drive, the more you start to worry.
Who is this man really?
Why does he seem to know so much about you and your sister?
And most importantly, how much danger are you in?
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Praise for Road Kill:
'A freakishly amazing story from Durrant who is the undisputed queen of twisted destination thrillers' Katy Brent
'A compelling and completely addictive read' 5-star reader review
'Simmering psychological suspense of the highest order, and confirms her as the rightful heir to Patricia Highsmith’s throne' Erin Kelly
'An absolute must-read' 5-star reader review
'Darkly compelling, sizzles with a deliciously sinister undercurrent of dread throughout. Buckle up - this is one trip you're not going to forget!' Izzy Broom
'So much suspense!' 5-star reader review
'Road Kill had me on the edge of my seat' Jennie Godfrey
'Superbly plotted, full of emotional insight and socially astute' 5-star reader review
'The masterclass in misdirection' Sarah Hilary
'Atmospheric, addictive and dripping with menace' Mark Edwards
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About the author
Road Kill is Sabine Durrant’s eighth work of dark psychological suspense. Her previous thrillers include Dead Heat, Lie with Me, which was a Sunday Times Top 10 bestseller, and Sun Damage, which is currently in development with Bad Wolf and Disney.
Before becoming a full-time novelist, Sabine Durrant worked in editorial at the Independent, the Sunday Times and the Guardian, where she also wrote the weekly ‘Sabine Durrant’ interview. She is the author of two works of general fiction, including the bestselling Having it and Eating it, and two Connie Pickles novels for young adults. Her essay ‘At Sea’, for the collection Truth or Dare, was a personal investigation into the life and death of her father, a pilot in the Fleet Air Arm, who disappeared off the Dorset coast a few months after she was born.
Sabine Durrant lives in South London with her husband, three adult children, one dog and two cats.
