'Sharp, suspenseful, and utterly compelling - Remi Kone is a crime writer to watch' Karin Slaughter
London during a blistering heatwave. A man wakes in the middle of the night, hearing noises from downstairs. He assumes it's a burglar - nothing prepares him for what he finds.
Across the city, DI Leah Hutch and DS Benjamin Randle are called to a murder scene outside their jurisdiction. A woman has been killed - the only suspect, a friend from Leah's past who refuses to speak to anyone but her.
Meanwhile, fourteen-year-old Zed Okoro's mother has vanished. He will do anything in his power to find her - even if it means risking his own life.
As Leah and Randle investigate, they discover a conspiracy with roots far from home.
Three incidents. One connection. What secrets make people kill?
EVERYBODY LOVES REMI KONE'S THRILLERS
'Watch out for Remi Kone - she's a startling new crime writing talent!' Peter James
'An exciting and powerful voice in dramatic storytelling' Patricia Cornwell
'Twisty, deep and human . . . I want more from these characters and this author' Lee Child
'An assured and original new voice in crime fiction' Jane Casey
'DI Leah Hutch is a new detective to die for' MJ Arlidge
'A rare blend of emotional depth and page-turning suspense' Jimmy Akingbola
"Sharp, suspenseful, and utterly compelling - Remi Kone is a crime writer to watch " - Karin Slaughter
"A thriller with a heartbeat. Precision crafted and relentlessly readable. Just Kill moves in crisp bursts of momentum, but its real power lies in its emotional intelligence" - Femi Kayode
"A fast-moving, twisty crime story full of secrets and emotion " - Simon Mason
"Stunning prose, memorable characters and an intriguing, multi-layered, twisty plot - Just Kill has it all. Flawless" - Andrea Mara
"PRAISE FOR REMI KONE: Watch out for Remi Kone - she's a startling new crime writing talent!" - Peter James
"An exciting and powerful voice in dramatic storytelling" - Patricia Cornwell
"Twisty, deep and human . . . I want more from these characters and this author" - Lee Child
