Kirsty Lockwood

We Know What You Did (eBook, ePUB)

The most unforgettable debut crime novel you'll read in 2026

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Everyone saw the murder happen, but the only person who knows the truth is the strange girl who won't speak.

It's the day of her mother's funeral when nineteen-year-old Odette sees Amos in the museum. She's compelled to speak to him: he looks just like a grandad from a John Lewis advert, and he looks lonely like her, too. When she approaches him, it turns out she's right, and the two form a life-saving friendship.

But sometimes, Odette feels the incredible urge to wrap her arms around Amos' neck. To hug him so hard that she accidentally squeezes the last breath from his lungs. These thoughts unsettle her, but she knows they are rooted in science. When humans see something loveable, they naturally feel the urge to squeeze, to kiss - even to bite. It's totally normal. Odette is totally normal.

But if she is, then how does Amos turn up dead, Odette covered in his blood? The murder is set to become national news and everyone wants to know one thing: how could this baby-faced girl turn out to be such a vicious killer?

We Know What You Did is an incredibly compelling and tense debut with an unforgettable voice and a protagonist that leaps off the page.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Orion
• Seitenzahl: 352
• Erscheinungstermin: 9. April 2026
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781398726628
• Artikelnr.: 73528792

Autorenporträt

Kirsty Lockwood is a former leading columnist and political commentator based in Glasgow, Scotland, with a huge social following: currently over 32,500 followers on X (formerly Twitter). Strickland has featured on Good Morning Scotland, Scotland Tonight, election night coverage for the BBC and BBC Radio 5 Live. Her work has been featured in publications including The Independent, The Observer, The Herald and Scotland on Sunday. She has received multiple awards including the Zero Tolerance Public Recognition Award, the Young Women Scotland 30 Inspirational Women Under 30 Award and the Scots Independent New Talent in Journalism Award.