Zoran Drvenkar was born in Croatia in 1967 and moved to Germany when he was three years old. He has been working as a writer since 1989 and doesn’t like to be pinned down to one genre. He has written over twenty novels, ranging from children’s and young adult books to the darker crime novels Sorry and You. In 2010, Sorry won Germany’s Friedrich Glauser Prize for crime fiction. He lives in an old mill outside Berlin.

‘At once a road novel, a thriller that actually thrills, and a stylish experiment in point of view. It is also a novel of character, and it’s this aspect that lifts the book above the level of most contemporary crime fiction’ WASHINGTON POSTPraise for Zoran Drvenkar:‘The kind of thriller, the kind of novel, that doesn’t come along every day … Stunning … Sorry thrills, and it thrills immaculately’ New York Times Book Review‘As dark a novel as I have read in years…for those with quick minds and strong stomachs, Sorry is an impressive debut’ The Times‘Very dark, very sinister, very original’ Joanne Harris‘Shocking, compelling, disturbing’ Michael Robotham, author of Say You’re Sorry‘Taut, tense and terrific’ Sean Black, author of The Innocent

Zoran Drvenkar was born in Croatia in 1967 and moved to Germany when he was three years old. He has been working as a writer since 1989 and doesn’t like to be pinned down to one genre. He has written over twenty novels, ranging from children’s and young adult books to the darker crime novels Sorry and You. In 2010, Sorry won Germany’s Friedrich Glauser Prize for crime fiction. He lives in an old mill outside Berlin.

‘At once a road novel, a thriller that actually thrills, and a stylish experiment in point of view. It is also a novel of character, and it’s this aspect that lifts the book above the level of most contemporary crime fiction’ WASHINGTON POSTPraise for Zoran Drvenkar:‘The kind of thriller, the kind of novel, that doesn’t come along every day … Stunning … Sorry thrills, and it thrills immaculately’ New York Times Book Review‘As dark a novel as I have read in years…for those with quick minds and strong stomachs, Sorry is an impressive debut’ The Times‘Very dark, very sinister, very original’ Joanne Harris‘Shocking, compelling, disturbing’ Michael Robotham, author of Say You’re Sorry‘Taut, tense and terrific’ Sean Black, author of The Innocent