Overview
The Killing of the Cherrywood MP is the brilliant sequel to the best-sellng British political thriller The Missing Activist and second in the Karen Andersen series by Louise Burfitt-Dons. In this fast-paced and gripping novel P I Andersen is once again immersed in the world of radical extremism in Britain and about to learn it's as complicated as it's deadly. Jihadi brides return from Syria and deradicalised terrorists are released from prison. In reaction extremist right-wing groups proliferate across Europe. The Labour MP for Cherrywood is found murdered and police look for a lone wolf with a personal vendetta against ISIS. Private Investigator Karen Andersen believes it's not that simple. From the roulette tables of the Ritz to the respectable suburbs of Mainz, she searches for the truth. Does the home to one of Germany's violent neo-Fascist cells hold the vital clue, or does it lie hidden in the leafy English countryside?
Full Product Details
Author: Louise Burfitt-Dons
Publisher: New Century
Imprint: New Century
Dimensions:
Width: 12.70cm
, Height: 2.00cm
, Length: 20.30cm
ISBN: 9781916449121
ISBN 10: 1916449123
Pages: 379
Publication Date: 12 February 2020
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
'Taut, hardboiled, detailed and funny. This is thriller excellence!' Charlie Flowers, Writer of the Riz Sabir Thrillers series and Convenor, London Crime Writers Association;':
Author Information
British author and screenwriter Louise Burfitt-Dons works with production companies on both sides of the Atlantic. Readers and critics have described her contemporary novel, The Killing of the Cherrywood MP, as 'thriller excellence' and 'brilliant'. New Century publishes her forthcoming book The Secret War in June 2021. Louise is the author of the Karen Andersen Thrillers, a series of contemporary conspiracy adventure novels beginning with The Missing Activist. Think tank and website The Conservative Woman described it as 'an authentic and gripping political thriller' and the novel became an Amazon kindle bestseller. Her fictional creation Karen Andersen dubbed 'one of the most loveable and relatable female protagonists of the female led genre', and 'a British Lisbeth Salander'. Louise is a well-known anti-bullying campaigner and speaker. She set up children's charity Act Against Bullying in 2000 and co-founded the November 13 annual Kindness Day UK. She stood for Nottingham North in the General Election 2015 for the conservative party. She was born in Kuwait which has shaped her to write about conflicting cultures. Louise has travelled extensively with her ex-pilot husband and has also lived in Australia and France, which has inspired the locations found in her international thrillers. Today, home is Chiswick in west London.
