Rosie Claverton

Terror 404 (Amy Lane Mysteries) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

"Rosie Claverton has produced a highly original heroine with truly authentic strengths and flaws, in this stunning addition to the psychological crime thriller genre."
Zoë Sharp, creator of the best-selling Charlie Fox thriller series

A hacker held in a hospital

An ex-con on the run

A patient literally scared to death

Amy Lane, agoraphobic grey-hat hacker, has been isolated in a private psychiatric hospital, away from friends, associates and every form of connection to the web. Jason, her trusted companion and co-conspirator, is a wanted man. When a fellow hospital patient is mysteriously murdered, Amy and Jason must find a way to join forces to solve the murder and save themselves.

"Deft writing, fabulous characterisation and a plot that never lets go."
Dave Sivers, author of the Archer and Baines crime series

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Rosie Claverton
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. Juli 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005360474
• Artikelnr.: 70925497

Autorenporträt

Rosie Claverton grew up in Devon, daughter to a Sri Lankan father and a Norfolk mother, surrounded by folk mythology and surly sheep. She moved to Cardiff to study Medicine and adopted Wales as her home. She then moved to London to specialise in psychiatry

Her Cardiff-based crime series The Amy Lane Mysteries debuted in 2014. Her first short film Dragon Chasers aired on BBC Wales in Autumn 2012. She co-created the ground-breaking series of short films The Underwater Realm.

Rosie is the co-founder of Crime Cymru, a collective of Welsh crime writers. Across the genre sea, she was a judge for Best Newcomer at the British Fantasy Awards 2019.

Between writing and medicine, she created a reference series about psychiatry and psychology for writers called Freudian Script, advocating for accurate and sensitive portrayals of people with mental health problems in fiction.

Returned to her beloved Cardiff, she lives with her journalist husband and young daughters.