One Dark, Two Light

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'Tightly plotted, tense... I was wholly drawn into the story' HARRIET TYCE. New Year's Eve, London. Outside the Hope & Glory pub, a man has been left to die. A victim of extraordinary violence, he will never walk or speak again. He remains in hospital, nameless, until criminal defence lawyer Sarah Kellerman walks onto his ward. Sarah barely recognises the man she once worked with - he was honourable and kind - what was he involved in? Who wanted him dead? But in her race to uncover the truth, Sarah comes to realise there are two men in her life that she never really knew at all... From one of crime fiction's most compelling voices, One Dark, Two Light sees the personal and criminal collide, as Sarah reaches into the darkest corners to bring secrets into the light. 'Ruth's legal expertise shines through and Sarah Kellerman is a convincing and likeable heroine' CARA HUNTER. 'A deliciously gripping thriller with an ending I didn't see coming. I raced through it. More, please!' EMILY KOCH. 'Furiously clever plotting and characters that leap off the page. Family dynamics are explored with real humanity - a gripping read' RACHAEL BLOK.

Ruth Mancini is a criminal defence lawyer, author and freelance writer. She lives in Oxfordshire with her husband and two children. In the Blood, her first thriller featuring Sarah Kellerman, is also published by Head of Zeus.@RuthMancini1 facebook.com/ruth.mancini.author

Tightly plotted, tense and great writing. I was wholly drawn into the story - looking forward to the next in the series! -- Harriet Tyce A deliciously gripping thriller with an ending I didn't see coming. I raced through it. More, please! -- Emily Koch Furiously clever plotting and characters that leap off the page. Family dynamics are explored with real humanity - a gripping read -- Rachael Blok Ruth's legal expertise shines through and Sarah Kellerman is a convincing and likeable heroine -- Cara Hunter A must read! Ruth has written a dynamic, personal crime story with fantastic dialogue and an exquisite ability to demonstrate the complexities of her characters. I loved them. I hated them - but most of all I understood them. Brilliant! -- Sarah Flint A cracking, very well plotted, gripping thriller and really races along * Shots Magazine * It is not from the many twists and thrills of the story that its highlights are found, but from the interactions between the subjects under these relationships where the novel truly shines * Irish Examiner * Excellently plotted and full of incident, weaving together domestic and professional concerns in a way that feels wholly realistic... Sarah is a very modern heroine' * Crime Review *