Tuli miilab tuha all - Paula Hawkins

A young man is found murdered in a houseboat on a London canal. It turns out that the seemingly reclusive man is somehow connected to three feisty women. Laura is an unbalanced one-night stand who may have been the murdered man's last guest. Carla is the young man's troubled aunt, already grieving for her long-dead son and recently deceased sister. Miriam is a power-playing neighbor who doesn't shy away from manipulating the police. Three women, each with their own reasons for grieving. Three women, unknowingly, burning with a burning desire to avenge the injustice done to them. How far are they willing to go to find peace of mind? How long can secrets languish under the ashes before they burst into flames?

PAULA HAWKINS worked as a journalist for fifteen years before taking up fiction. Born and raised in Zimbabwe, she moved to London in 1989, where she still lives.
Her first thriller, The Girl on the Train, became a worldwide bestseller – the book has been translated into more than 40 languages ​​and has sold a total of 23 million copies. In addition, the film adaptation of the novel, starring Emily Blunt, became a huge box office hit.
Hawkins' second thriller, The Deep End, was also a huge success worldwide. It also spent twenty weeks in the Sunday Times Fiction Top 10, spending six weeks at number one.

Original title Slow fire burning. In Estonian

Keywords:
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English
Fiction
Thriller