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Book Synopsis''Anti-hero Nick Belsey, a policeman so maverick as to make Rebus look like a jobsworth, has burnt his bridges and fled to Mexico in Harris''s latest marvellous thriller'' Telegraph, 50 Best Books of 2022
Praise for Oliver Harris:
''One of our finest thriller writers'' Evening Standard
''Oliver Harris is always pure quality'' Ian Rankin
Nick Belsey''s on the run.
Touching down in Mexico City, he doesn''t have much in the way of funds, but he has a new continent and surely that''s enough to start afresh. But it''s not as easy as that. An idyllic interlude in a coastal village is interrupted when men turn up who seem to know exactly who he is. And they have some very urgent questions.
DI Kirsty Craik had also hoped she''d left Nick Belsey behind her, in the wilder days of her career. When a five am call instructs her to track him down or she''ll be dead by
Trade Review
Nick Belsey, once a rogue cop, now a fugitive, is back - and far from his old patch of Hampstead, NW3. Now he's driving a chocolate brown Maserati in Mexico...Oliver Harris is an outstanding writer and the most "American" writer we have: by which I mean he combines violence and romance, a sense of place and humour, in the same exciting way as, for example, Michael Connelly or Robert Crais. He deserves to be far more widely appreciated. * The best new crime fiction for July, The Times *
An intelligent, brilliantly plotted and paced thriller whose chief theme - police corruption in the Met - could not be more topical...The scenes involving Nick Belsey have a poetic texture and a turbulent, anarchic verve that set them apart. If you need to feed your Mick Herron habit, Oliver Harris could be just the fix; he is class A * Irish Times *
The latest book in this addictive series....Oliver Harris is as good as crime fiction gets and Exile is a twisty, captivating romp from start to finish * The Big Issue *
