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Book Synopsis'I raced through it. Brilliant writing' Harriet Tyce author of Blood Orange
Single mother Revelle Lee spends her days translating the words of witnesses and defendants in London’s court rooms.
Only she knows what they're saying; a misinterpreted word could decide their fate.
So when she believes a grave injustice is about to take a place, and a guilty man might be declared innocent, Revelle twists an alibi to change the verdict and send him to prison. No one can ever find out that she interfered or she will lose everything – even her son.
But someone knows what she’s done... And they want justice of their own.
Discover the shocking, unguessable thriller for fans of Louise Candlish, Harriet Tyce and Sarah Vaughan
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'An ingenious premise, cleverly executed' Sunday Times bestseller Sabine Durrant
'Compelling and ingenious' Prima
'Exciting and original' Heat
'Intriguing' Daily Mail
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Readers love THE INTERPRETER:
'I couldn't put it down... gripping'
'Loved this one! Gripping and exciting'
'Tense and enjoyable'
'I was instantly immersed'
'Unique... I was immediately drawn in by the characters'
'Incredible... had me completely engrossed'
'I loved how different the plot is'
'A great crime thriller'
'Completely fresh... it captures you from the start'
'This book is going to be huge!'
Trade ReviewI raced through it.
Brilliant writing, properly tense and a fascinating perspective on criminal trials with an interpreter protagonist * Harriet Tyce *
An ingenious premise, cleverly executed, THE INTERPRETER is multi-layered and intriguing, gripping from beginning to end * Sabine Durrant, Sunday Times bestselling author of Lie With Me *
CLEVER, ATMOSPHERIC AND UTTERLY ABSORBING - I LOVED IT * Alice Clark-Platts, author of THE COVE *
In this
stellar debut thriller... Robinson is
marvelous at mining the moral murk of Revelle's choices, and chapters from the perspective of her stalker r
atchet up the suspense.
Minnette Walters fans will be delighted * Publishers Weekly *
Compelling and ingenious, this thriller explores the lengths people go to to protect others * Prima *
