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Die Last

Die Last

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A terrifying secret. A missing girl.

As dawn breaks on a snowy February morning, a refrigerated lorry is found parked in the heart of London's Chinatown. Inside twelve women are discovered - all dead from hypothermia.

But when DC Max Wolfe looks in the cab of truck, he finds thirteen passports.

One woman has survived. Where is she? And what sort of danger is she in?

The hunt for her will take Max into the dark heart of a terrifying world where nothing and nobody is safe ...

Reviews

  • Parsons is superb. He produces a riveting story from an unedifying subject which grips from start to finish. It horrifies, informs and thrills , and you cannot turn away until the very last page. Now that’s how a book should be

    On: Yorkshire

  • Parsons handcuffs you from the first page... written with a winning combination of horror and compassion - this is one Wolfe that really bites

    The Sun

  • Die Last [is] a fast-paced, cunningly plotted story about human smuggling and sex trafficking, written with headline-ripping immediacy

    The Herald

  • Fast-paced and darkly witty… Gripping Stuff

    Closer

  • It was totally gripping and the pages slipped away

    Woman’s Way

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About the Author

Tony Parsons

Tony Parsons is a bestselling novelist and an award-winning journalist. His books have been published in over forty languages and his multi-million selling novel Man and Boy won The Book of The Year prize in 2000. Most recently, he created the Max Wolfe crime series. Tony lives in London with his family.

Tony Parsons

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