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Homeless, streetwise and running away from a past she would rather forget, Francesca Mills is just another face on the streets of London. When a violent encounter leads to a man’s death, however, she is forced to leave the harsh world that has become her home and forge a new life elsewhere.
On the run, Frankie unknowingly stumbles across a dangerous secret, a secret so powerful that men will stop at nothing to protect it. She tries to build a new life, but you can only stay anonymous when no one wants to find you. Hunted by both the police and shadowy assailants with powerful connections, the odds are stacked against a woman who will do whatever it takes to protect herself – and those who mean most to her ...
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Review:
'A gritty detective story with a real heart' -- WOMAN - on KAITLYN
'Entertaining, intriguing, and surprisingly believable...
From the Publisher:
'Entertaining, intriguing, and surprisingly believable...
[Frankie's] vulnerability and her strength, her violence and her morality
are totally engaging. -- Bookbag -on FRANKIE
'Fans of Martina Cole will love this impressive offering from a
potential king of crime' -- HEAT - on KAITLYN
'Gripping, harrowing. A true triumph over tragedy'
-- MAIL ON SUNDAY - on THE KID
Kevin Lewis burst on the to crime fiction scene last year with
his debut novel KAITLYN - which became an instant paperback bestseller.
his debut novel KAITLYN - which became an instant paperback bestseller.
FRANKIE delivers another gripping and enthralling story about the harsh
realities of living on the streets of London. It's also a novel about how
far someone is prepared to go when pushed to their limits, about how the
past seems always to catch up with you, no matter how far you run.
Kevin Lewis has once again proved that he's a match for the very best
writers in this genre. This is a novel for anyone who loves reading the
likes of Martina Cole and Linda La Plante.
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- PublisherMichael Joseph
- Publication date2007
- ISBN 10 071815312X
- ISBN 13 9780718153120
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages384
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