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About Mo Hayder
Mo Hayder is a British crime novelist, author of the novels Birdman, The Treatment and Tokyo (known in some countries as The Devil of Nanking). Hayder left school at fifteen, and has since worked as a barmaid, security-guard, filmmaker, hostess in a Tokyo club, and teacher of English as a foreign language. She was awarded an MA in film from American University and an MA in Creative Writing from Bath Spa University, a course on which she now lectures.
 
Series
Jack Caffery
1. Birdman (1999)
2. The Treatment (2001)
3. Ritual (2008)
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Novels
Tokyo (2004)
     aka The Devil of Nanking
Pig Island (2006)
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Awards
Dagger Awards Best Novel nominee (2004) : Tokyo


Links to other websites
mohayder.net


Mo Hayder recommends
The Surgeon
The Surgeon (2001)
(Jane Rizzoli and Maura Isles, book 1)
Tess Gerritsen
"'Once you've started reading this book, putting it down and saving it till later is not an option. What a ride!"
Darkness Falls
Darkness Falls (2002)
Margaret Murphy
"Just what British crime writing is crying out for - a compassionate, grass roots British novel with the pace, energy and impeccable research of an American thriller."
Now You See Me
Now You See Me (2005)
Margaret Murphy
"Gripping, clear-eyed writing."
Blood Eagle
Blood Eagle (2005)
(Jan Fabel, book 1)
Craig Russell
"A distinctive and exciting new voice in crime fiction... this is gritty, authentic and disturbing stuff."



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