Trapped
Author(s): David McKeowen
Martin Hughes is a successful lawyer, but now more than anything he wants to win back the woman who left him. Viktor is also a lawyer, but he works as a cleaner. His happy life and career were destroyed in the former Yugoslavia, and now he is an illegal immigrant in London. His only consolation is provided by his little daughter, Suzana, and his girlfriend, Mila. But Mila has disappeared, and, meeting Martin by accident, the desperate Viktor begs him to help. Against his better judgment, Martin goes with Viktor to the police, and finds that this tentative step outside the boundaries of his comfortable existence has plunged him into an unknown world of trafficking, prostitution, violence and fraud. And it's too late to turn back!
Product Information
'Agrittier British answer to John Grisham' -- Telegraph 20070317 'Urgency and pace...McKeowen is a name to look out for' -- The Sunday Times 20070603 'A financial/drug-related thriller with real characters and lots of heart' -- Bookseller on GRIP 20060106 'There are many money/law/drug-linked thrillers but this page-turner has the added ingredient of a family drama, making it appealing to both genders. It's an interesting debut, much enjoyed by my reader.' -- Bookseller on GRIP 20050923 'Darkly funny, Grisham-esque' -- Short List 20071129
This is the second novel by Michael Wills, MP, who writes under the name David McKeowen. His first novel, GRIP, was shortlisted for the CWA John Creasey Memorial Dagger Award for best debut crime novel. A former diplomat, TV producer and director, Michael Wills has been MP for Swindon North since 1997.
General Fields
- :
- : Hodder & Stoughton General Division
- : Hodder Paperback
- : 0.3
- : 29 November 2007
- : 177mm X 114mm X 36mm
- : United Kingdom
- : books
Special Fields
- : David McKeowen
- : Paperback
- : 823.92
- : 560
