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'Grace Fisher ... is beautifully authentic and reliably flawed' Liz Loves Books 'Fisher is a great heroine - resourceful and resilient' CrimeThrillerFella Sometimes the danger is too close to see. A dark and gripping crime thriller introducing DI Grace Fisher. Press intrusion and a bullying and misogynistic police culture complicate the hunt for a serial killer in the first of a new crime series from #1 Kindle bestselling author Isabelle Grey. Labelled a trouble maker for grassing up a fellow officer and driven brutally out of home and job, DI Grace Fisher is thankful to survive some dark times and find haven with the Major Investigation Team in Essex. Any hopes of a quiet start to her new life are shattered by the discovery of the body of a female university student, last seen at a popular bar in Colchester. Grace has her first case. When a second student, also out drinking, is murdered and left grotesquely posed, the case becomes headline news. Someone is leaking disturbing details to a tabloid crime reporter. threatening Grace's investigation and even her job. Is it the killer? Or a detective close to the case? With another victim dead, and under siege by the media, the murder inquiry hits a dead end. The review team brought in to shake things up is headed by Grace's old DCI. Will tribal loyalties stop her getting to the truth?

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'This fast-moving novel combines clever plot twists with a surprising delicacy of feeling' Sunday Times. 'Grace is an attractive heroine, her vulnerability and professionalism equally credible ... an absorbing, well-written who-dunnit set in a corner of the world as it actually is in the year 2014' Literary Review. 'Absolutely convincing, sad, touching - and horrifying too' N J Cooper. 'Good Girls Don't Die, which gets Grey's projected series off to a flying start, is assured, convincing and especially good on the contentious areas of contributory negligence and the delicate - and often dodgy - nature of the relationship between the police and the press. More, please' The Guardian.

'This fast-moving novel combines clever plot twists with a surprising delicacy of feeling' Sunday Times. 'Grace is an attractive heroine, her vulnerability and professionalism equally credible ... an absorbing, well-written who-dunnit set in a corner of the world as it actually is in the year 2014' Literary Review. 'Absolutely convincing, sad, touching - and horrifying too' N J Cooper.

'Good Girls Don't Die, which gets Grey's projected series off to a flying start, is assured, convincing and especially good on the contentious areas of contributory negligence and the delicate - and often dodgy - nature of the relationship between the police and the press. More, please' Guardian. Guardian 'Grace is an attractive heroine, her vulnerability and professionalism equally credible ... an absorbing, well-written who-dunnit set in a corner of the world as it actually is in the year 2014' Literary Review. Literary Review 'Absolutely convincing, sad, touching - and horrifying too' N J Cooper. N J Cooper 'This fast-moving novel combines clever plot twists with a surprising delicacy of feeling' Sunday Times. Sunday Times

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Isabelle Grey is a television screenwriter whose credits include Jimmy McGovern's BAFTA award-winning Accused: Tina's Story as well as over thirty-five episodes of Midsomer Murders, Casualty, Rosemary and Thyme, The Bill and Wycliffe. She has also written non-fiction and been a magazine editor and freelance journalist. Isabelle's previous novels include two psychological thrillers, The Bad Mother and Out Of Sight as well as four books in the DI Grace Fisher series, Good Girls Don't Die, Shot Through the Heart,The Special Girls and Wrong Way Home. Isabelle grew up in Manchester and now lives in south east London.

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