The Man Who Wanted to Know by D.A. Mishani - ISBN: 9781784296933
Paperback
Secrets, murder, and marriage: Knowing too much can be deadly.

The Man Who Wanted to Know

  • Paperback

    288 pages

  • Release Date

    13 June 2017

Summary

Soul-shattering and profound detective novel from the international award-winning sensation.

WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW CAN NEVER HURT YOU.

THE UNKNOWN

Mazal Bengtson doesn’t know what her husband was doing on the night of the storm. Inspector Avraham Avraham doesn’t know how to begin his first murder case.

THE KNOWN

What they do both know is something of the victim’s past that holds the key t…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781784296933
ISBN-10:1784296937
Author:D.A. Mishani
Publisher:Quercus Publishing
Imprint:riverrun
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:288
Release Date:13 June 2017
Weight:210g
Dimensions:196mm x 128mm x 22mm
Series:Inspector Avraham Avraham
What They're Saying

Critics Review

Avraham is quiet, stubbornly impressive and the novel is full of insights into love and sex

Impressive! Dror Mishani writes with profound originality - Henning Mankell

A bittersweet story, with a fine twist at the end - Daily Mail, on The Missing File

An assured debut, with a wholly unexpected resolution - Guardian, best crime novels of 2013, on The Missing File

A thoughtful character study of a good man deeply troubled by issues of innocence and guilt - New York Times, on The Missing File

Compelling … Mishani has published a welcome sequel - Telegraph, on A Possibility of Violence

Avraham is quiet, stubbornly impressive and the novel is full of insights into love and sex - The Times

STAR PICK Takes us into the hearts of these compassionately drawn characters. Sensitive, perceptive and quietly memorable. - Crime Club

He writes in such a cool, one-paced style … Powerful insight … ‘Those Swedish and Danish cops, they’re not real,’ Mishani seems to be saying. ‘My steady, plodding Israelis show what police work really is.’ - Jewish Chronicle

About The Author

D.A. Mishani

D. A. Mishani is a former editor of Israeli fiction and international crime literature, as well as a literary scholar specialising in the history of detective literature. He lives in Tel Aviv and writes full time.

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