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A tense and topical thriller * <b>The Times</b> on <b>A Quiet Teacher</b> * Outstanding . . . A must for both Agatha Christie and John le Carré devotees * <b>Booklist Starred Review</b> of <b>A Quiet Teacher</b> * Well-plotted . . . Oyebanji demonstrates a confident and developed voice and style * <b>Library Journal</b> on <b>A Quiet Teacher</b> * Along the way to the satisfying ending, Oyebanji smoothly inserts commentary on topical social and political issues. Readers will eagerly await his next mystery * <b>Publishers Weekly</b> on <b>A Quiet Teacher</b> * Oyebanji's hero is complicated and sure to win readers' sympathies * <b>Kirkus Reviews</b> on <b>A Quiet Teacher</b> * Greg Abimbola is a likeable, intriguing protagonist with some interesting tricks up his sleeve. I don't know if he'll ever appear again, but, if he does, I'll be waiting * <b>lesasbookcritiques.com</b> on <b>A Quiet Teacher</b> * A brilliant debut . . . Innovative worldbuilding, a plot packed with surprises. Oyebanji's nuanced exploration of social and cultural shifts make this a must-read * <b>Publishers Weekly</b> Starred Review of <b>Braking Day</b> * If you're after action, mystery, and mind-bending mega-structures, look no further than Adam Oyebanji's Braking Day . . . I look forward to what [Adam] does next * <b>The Washington Post</b> on <b>Braking Day</b> * Engaging, fast-moving, and inventive * <b>Jack Campbell, <b>New York Times</b> bestselling author of the Lost Fleet series</b> on <b>Braking Day</b> * A crystalline, dazzling debut, teeming with life and data and full of breathless, rip-roaring twists and turns. From its first pages, Braking Day grabs you and never lets you go * <b>Lena Nguyen, author of <b>We Have Always Been Here</b></b> on <b>Braking Day</b> *

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Adam Oyebanji was born in Coatbridge, North Lanarkshire. He recently took the big step of moving east to Edinburgh by way of Birmingham, London, Lagos, Chicago, Pittsburgh and New York: a necessary detour, because the traffic otherwise is really, really bad. A graduate of Birmingham University and Harvard Law School, Adam works in the field of counter-terrorist financing, helping banks choke off the money supply to rogue states, narcotics empires, and human trafficking networks. He is the author of the SFF novel Braking Day, as well as the acclaimed mystery/spy novel A Quiet Teacher, featuring Black British expat Greg Abimbola, a seemingly mild-mannered Russian-language teacher with terrifying secrets. Two Times Murder is the second novel in the Quiet Teacher series.

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