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Kill Her
Eight year old Trisha Herewini is killed by an intruder while her ten year old sister Zoe is in the next bed. Zoe blames herself for her sister's death. The crime remains a cold case until thirteen years later when Zoe Herewini's treatment for her irrational behaviour threatens to reveal the killer of her sister. Troy Brown is a drunk who is about to be suspended from teaching, He is asked by a sympathetic colleague to investigate Zoe's violent behaviour towards her lecturer. Extremist members of a protest group plot secretly to kill the Prime Minister, Jennifer Allenby for imposing sanctions on people's freedoms during the Covid-19 pandemic. Matters come to a head during a protest occupation of the civic centre and the university registry. This novel is suitable for young adults.
412 pages, Paperback
Published July 20, 2022
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September 28, 2022
A light but engrossing novel for a holiday read, Kill Her has a complex plot and a plethora of characters in a contemporary context. Starting with the rape and murder of a young girl ten years beforehand, the narrative moves forward to New Zealand during the pandemic against the backdrop of bands of malcontents who feel the state is overdoing mandates. Corruption in the police force adds spice to the mix. Fisk maintains the suspense and it is only in the final pages that the reader grasps the identity of the murderer.
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