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Marnie Riches grew up on a rough estate in Manchester, aptly within sight of the dreaming spires of Strangeways prison. She swapped those for the spires of Cambridge University, gaining a Masters degree in Modern & Medieval Dutch and German. She has been a punk, a trainee rock star, a pretend artist, a property developer and professional fundraiser. In her spare time, she likes to run, renovate houses and paint. Oh, and drinking. She likes a drink. And eating. She likes that too. Especially in exotic destinations.
Having authored the first six books of HarperCollins Childrens Time-Hunters series, her George McKenzie crime thrillers for adults were inspired, in part, by her own youth and time spent in The Netherlands as a student. She also writes contemporary womens fiction.
Having authored the first six books of HarperCollins Childrens Time-Hunters series, her George McKenzie crime thrillers for adults were inspired, in part, by her own youth and time spent in The Netherlands as a student. She also writes contemporary womens fiction.
Genres: Mystery
Series
George McKenzie Crime Thriller
1. The Girl Who Wouldn't Die (2015)
2. The Girl Who Broke the Rules (2015)
3. The Girl Who Walked in the Shadows (2016)
4. The Girl Who Had No Fear (2016)
5. The Girl Who Got Revenge (2018)
1. The Girl Who Wouldn't Die (2015)
2. The Girl Who Broke the Rules (2015)
3. The Girl Who Walked in the Shadows (2016)
4. The Girl Who Had No Fear (2016)
5. The Girl Who Got Revenge (2018)
Marnie Riches recommends
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(Mallory Dawson Crime Thriller, book 1)
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The Other Side of Night (2022)
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"An elegantly-written and compelling genre-bender of a story, which left me thinking about it long after I'd read the last page. It is destined for the big screen!Congratulations Adam!"
The Redeemer (2022)
(Shanna Regan, book 1)
Victoria Goldman
"Goldman cleverly intertwines the dark secrets held behind the closed doors of suburbia with the tradition and history of a culture seen too infrequently in crime fiction. An engaging and refreshing read!"
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