The Colour of Death: supernatural meets serial killer in this engrossing psychological thriller

Michael Cordy

ኦገስ 2011 · Random House

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A murder spree is tearing apart the city and only one woman's mind can put a stop to it, but first she must remember what she has done. A different kind of thriller from bestselling author Michael Cordy, for fans of Dan Brown and Michael Crichton.

'Once you've picked it up, you won't put it down.' - ***** Reader Review

'The plot is strong, the characters are very much three dimensional, and the pace never lets up.' - ***** Reader Review

'Another top drawer thriller from Michael Cordy.' - ***** Reader Review

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MURDER IS NEVER BLACK OR WHITE...

In a residential neighbourhood of Portland, Oregon, an unknown young woman uncovers a shocking crime scene by inexplicably sensing the evil within its walls.

To the police, she herself is a mystery. She appears on no government records, has no past and can't even tell the police her own name.

Christened Jane Doe and suffering terrifying hallucinations, she is assigned to Nathan Fox, a forensic psychiatrist struggling with his own demons. Together they must piece together the jigsaw that is Jane's identity.

Then a sequence of brutal killings terrorizes the city and Fox learns that Jane is the only cryptic link between the unrelated victims.

To solve the murders, discover who Jane is and diagnose her condition, Fox must discard his black and white preconceptions, look beyond the spectrum of normal human experience and confront the dark truth of her past... and his own.

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After ten years in marketing and advertising Michael Cordy gave up a lucrative career to write novels. His first, The Miracle Strain was published in 1997. Disney bought the film rights for $1.6 million and the novel reached no. 5 in The Sunday Times Bestseller list. it has since been published in more than twenty-five languages and over forty countries. The Colour of Murder is his first novel for five years. He lives in London with his wife and daughter.