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Malicious Intent

ebook / ISBN-13: 9781848940413

Price: £9.99

ON SALE: 7th November 2005

Genre: Fiction & Related Items / Crime & Mystery

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Dr Anya Crichton, a pathologist and forensic physician, finds that work is sparse for the only female freelancer in the field. Between paying child support, a mortgage and struggling to get her business off the ground, Anya can’t yet afford to fight her ex-husband for custody of their three-year-old son, Ben. When Anya is asked to look into the seemingly innocent suicide of a teenager, Anya notices similarities between the girl’s death and several other cases she is working on with her friend and colleague, Detective Sergeant Kate Farrer. All the victims went missing for a period of time, only to be found dead of apparent suicide in most unusual circumstances. As Anya delves deeper, the pathological findings point to the frightening possibility that the deaths are not only linked, but part of a sinister plot. Nothing can prepare her for the terrifying truth…

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Reviews

Kathryn Fox has created a forensic physician who readers of Patricia Cornwell will adore
James Patterson
Much better than anything Cornwell has written lately, and much superior to anything Reichs has ever written . . . deeply satisfying. A new talent to watch
<i>Australian Book Review</i>
Will keep you gripped from start to finish...break-neck plots...fascinating medical and police procedural details . . . What a compelling new talent!
Jeffery Deaver
It's a wonderful moment when you track down something that's really worth reading... Gripping from its very first page, it carries you breathlessly through its deftly plotted twists and turns
<i>Australian Vogue</i>
MALICIOUS INTENT is top-notch in its genre
<i>Sunday Telegraph</i> (Australia)
Fox is stomach-churningly good...
<i>Mail on Sunday</i>