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By (Author) Zoran Drvenkar
HarperCollins Publishers
HarperCollins
22nd June 2015
United Kingdom
General
Fiction
Thriller: serial killers
Psychological thriller
Thriller: organised crime
Crime and mystery fiction
Modern and contemporary fiction: general and literary
833.92
Paperback
496
Width 129mm, Height 198mm, Spine 31mm
340g
The chilling new thriller by the author of SORRY
When a snowstorm halts traffic on a German autobahn, drivers are forced to spend the night in their cars. As day breaks, scores of people are found dead. Theories are rife. Was it an argument Was it drugs, revenge or madness
At first everyone agrees that several people must have acted together. No-one could have committed such an atrocity alone.
It is only over time that theories come to focus on an individual perpetrator, and the Traveller is born.
As he makes his way across a country gripped by fear, hes searching for his next victim
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At once a road novel, a thriller that actually thrills, and a stylish experiment in point of view. It is also a novel of character, and its this aspect that lifts the book above the level of most contemporary crime fiction WASHINGTON POST
Praise for Zoran Drvenkar:
The kind of thriller, the kind of novel, that doesnt come along every day Stunning Sorry thrills, and it thrills immaculately New York Times Book Review
As dark a novel as I have read in yearsfor those with quick minds and strong stomachs, Sorry is an impressive debut The Times
Very dark, very sinister, very original Joanne Harris
Shocking, compelling, disturbing Michael Robotham, author of Say Youre Sorry
Taut, tense and terrific Sean Black, author of The Innocent
Zoran Drvenkar was born in Croatia in 1967 and moved to Germany when he was three years old. He has been working as a writer since 1989 and doesnt like to be pinned down to one genre. He has written over twenty novels, ranging from childrens and young adult books to the darker crime novels Sorry and You. In 2010, Sorry won Germanys Friedrich Glauser Prize for crime fiction. He lives in an old mill outside Berlin.