Girl Who Wouldn’t Die

Marnie Riches grew up on a rough estate in Manchester, aptly within sight of the dreaming spires of Strangeways prison. Able to speak five different languages, she gained a Masters degree in Modern & Medieval Dutch and German from Cambridge University. She has been a punk, a trainee rock star, a pretend artist, a property developer and professional fundraiser. In her spare time, she likes to run, mainly to offset the wine and fine food she consumes with great enthusiasm.Having authored the first six books of HarperCollins Children’s Time-Hunters series, she now writes crime thrillers for adults.

‘A strong, edgy debut that deserves to do well’ Clare Mackintosh‘Marnie Riches arrives with a fully formed narrative skill that suggests decades of experience; she’s created a wonderfully idiosyncratic heroine, prone to bad judgement, and placed her in an artfully constructed novel that even incorporates cogent discussions of sexuality and gender. Ms Riches is clearly a name to watch!’ BARRY FORSHAW, author of Euro Noir and The Rough Guide to Crime Fiction‘I got totally engrossed and could not put it down’ Amazon 5* review‘An outstanding debut’ Amazon 5* review‘George McKenzie is a fascinating and feisty lead character in this nicely horrific crime thriller’ Amazon 5* review‘Hooked from the outset and throughout the fast-paced and tautly-written story – I finished this within two days!’ Amazon 5* review