You Can't Hurt Me by Emma Cook
YOU CAN'T HURT ME is a smart, sophisticated suspense thriller for readers who enjoyed AJ Finn's THE WOMAN IN THE WINDOW, JP Delaney's THE GIRL BEFORE and Alex Michaelides THE SILENT PATIENT.
You Can't Hurt Me is a smart, wonderfully chilling debut - a gripping narrative with an unforgettable sting in its tail * Sabine Durrant *
An elegantly-written novel that is as gripping as it is thought-provoking, this is a compellingly twisty thriller which explores brilliantly the relationship between pain, memory, our bodies and ourselvesAn absolutely gripping read which comes together with a neatness that is both satisfying and chilling. * Ellery Lloyd, author of the New York Times bestseller The Club *
This is a psychological thriller of the classier variety: notably well written, and tight with dark and disturbing tension. I was hooked * Joanna Briscoe *
Emma Cook's tightly woven thriller proves that the worst pain isn't caused by physical wounds, but by the emotional harm we inflict on one another * Tara Laskowski *
An exceptional debut: tense, taut and thrillingly original. Emma Cook writes beautifully * Sharon Bolton *
A slow-burn, atmospheric and literary thriller full of menace and secrets with some killer twists * Catherine Cooper *
An assured debut that is as fresh and exciting as it is dark. Deft handling of sensitive subject matter: sex, power and control * Lisa Ballantyne *
Original and chilling, You Can't Hurt Me is a captivating psychological thriller told in striking prose. As the pace ratchets, this smartly constructed story draws the reader towards a breathtaking conclusion. An assured, complex, and gripping debut. * Sunday Times bestselling author Lucy Clarke, author of The Hike *
Edgy, cool and intriguing - such an interesting premise for a novel. I really enjoyed it. * Harriet Tyce *
An elegantly-written novel that is as gripping as it is thought-provoking, this is a compellingly twisty thriller which explores brilliantly the relationship between pain, memory, our bodies and ourselvesAn absolutely gripping read which comes together with a neatness that is both satisfying and chilling. * Ellery Lloyd, author of the New York Times bestseller The Club *
This is a psychological thriller of the classier variety: notably well written, and tight with dark and disturbing tension. I was hooked * Joanna Briscoe *
Emma Cook's tightly woven thriller proves that the worst pain isn't caused by physical wounds, but by the emotional harm we inflict on one another * Tara Laskowski *
An exceptional debut: tense, taut and thrillingly original. Emma Cook writes beautifully * Sharon Bolton *
A slow-burn, atmospheric and literary thriller full of menace and secrets with some killer twists * Catherine Cooper *
An assured debut that is as fresh and exciting as it is dark. Deft handling of sensitive subject matter: sex, power and control * Lisa Ballantyne *
Original and chilling, You Can't Hurt Me is a captivating psychological thriller told in striking prose. As the pace ratchets, this smartly constructed story draws the reader towards a breathtaking conclusion. An assured, complex, and gripping debut. * Sunday Times bestselling author Lucy Clarke, author of The Hike *
Edgy, cool and intriguing - such an interesting premise for a novel. I really enjoyed it. * Harriet Tyce *
Emma Cook is assistant editor on the Observer magazine. She has written for a range of titles including the Guardian, the Independent and the Times. An alumna of the Faber Academy, You Can't Hurt Me is her debut novel.
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| ISBN 13 | 9781398717251 |
| ISBN 10 | 1398717258 |
| Title | You Can't Hurt Me |
| Author | Emma Cook |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Hardback |
| Publisher | Orion Publishing Co |
| Year published | 2024-11-07 |
| Number of pages | 304 |
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