Mark MK Hill Books in Order
Explore Mark Hill and M.K. Hill books in publication order, with summaries of his crime novels and psychological thrillers to help you choose a first read.
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Mark MK Hill books in publication order
5 books
The Two O'Clock Boy
by Mark MK Hill
2016
Thirty years after Connor Laird arrived at Longacre Children's Home, someone begins killing its former residents. DI Ray Drake investigates their shared history, racing to uncover the killer while secrets from his own past threaten to surface.
It Was Her
by Mark MK Hill
2018
Rejected by her adoptive family after a child's death, Tatia enters empty houses to experience the lives she longs for. As people turn up dead, DI Ray Drake and DS Flick Crowley search for connections among the victims.
The Bad Place
by Mark MK Hill
2019
Twenty years after escaping captivity at a remote farm, five survivors reunite to remember the child who died there. A new kidnapping draws DI Sasha Dawson into their concealed history as she races to find the missing girl.
The Woman in the Wood
by Mark MK Hill
2021
A woman's disappearance after a Welsh weekend ruined reality television star Danny Cruikshank's career. Three years later, one of his friends is murdered, forcing DI Sasha Dawson to investigate what happened that night before another death follows.
One Bad Thing
by Mark MK Hill
2022
Radio agony aunt Hannah Godley is shaken when a caller describes her brother's suicide after a cruel prank. Hannah remembers her own part in his past, and the caller's growing involvement with her family raises fears of revenge.
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