If I Should Die

by Hilary Norman

'If I Should Die is a page turner thriller with great characters and literally heart-stopping suspense - I loved it!' Mary Higgins Clark

In cities all over the USA people whose lives have just been saved by a medical miracle are dying mysterious and violent deaths. Chicago policeman Joe Duvall realises his sister's life may be at risk, and a desperate race against time begins.

'An exciting and compelling piece of storytelling. Fast moving and full of suspense' Publishing News

Genres: Thriller

272 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 1995

About the author

Born and raised in London, loved reading but deeply lazy about writing at school, preferring drama. A brief acting career, then moved into the production side at the BBC's radio drama department - later at London's Capital Radio, by which time the writing "switch" had been flicked on. Spent as much time as possible travelling in the US, working and writing. First novel, IN LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP published in 1986 after five years of writing. Wrote sagas with big dramatic finishes in the early days, and then, as the body count rose, made the move into psychological suspense and thrillers. Last book LAST RUN soon out in trade paperback, and the latest (and 20th) -RALPH'S CHILDREN - out soon in hardcover.
Living in London with husband Jonathan, and dog Poppy.

Reviews

[Raza Mustafa · Rating 2 out of 5]

It's a typical revenge story with elements of psychosis.

[Katrina · Rating 3 out of 5]

Ein klassischer kriminal Roman mit Thriller tendenzen. Die Geschichte ist recht vorhersehbar und einfach. Für eine kurze Unterhaltung aber okay.

[Pauline]

non de plume of Hilary Norman