The Translator: one of the top thrillers of 2023 and of the month for The Sunday Times/Times

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The killer has taken the apparently living child and is demanding that the dead woman’s bereaved family pay a ransom in cryptocurrency.

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The scene is now set for a race against time; the need to get more information via Marina, to pass it on via Clive, using the setting of training for the imminent Moscow Marathon as a device.Crawley's Russia is one that finds itself torn between its long-standing Soviet ambitions and the temptations of the modern age, where corruption vies constantly with ideology. S8723] Rosanna Gardner, "re: Gardner Family," e-mail message to Darryl Roger LUNDY (101053), 6 March 2019.

Jane Casey’s recurring characters DS Maeve Kerrigan and DI Josh Derwent, who are fighting their shared inclination to be more than colleagues, are sent undercover to a suburban close to look for evidence of a peculiarly horrible crime.Helped by a fellow inhabitant of her ‘approved premises’ and by an obsessive freelance journalist, she tracks down everyone who might have played a part in stitching her up.

Interspersed throughout the narrative are discussions of such ideas as predestination and free will.Belle is an appealing figure, telling the reader her story as she swims every morning, braving the cold of Southwold’s winter sea.