Danuta Kot

About The Author

Danuta Kot grew up with stories. Her Irish mother and her Polish father kept their own cultures alive with traditional tales they shared with their children. For many years, she worked with young people in Yorkshire who were growing up in the aftermath of sudden industrial decline. She uses this background in her books to explore some of the issues that confront modern, urban society: poverty, alienation and social breakdown, using the contexts of the modern crime novel. She now works as a senior education consultant, work that involves travel to establish education and training in other parts of the world. She is a regular academic speaker at conferences and literary festivals, and has appeared on radio and television.

Books by Danuta Kot

Someone Who Isn't Me

THE GRIPPING NEW NOVEL FROM THE DAGGER-AWARD WINNING AUTHOR

THE GRIPPING NEW NOVEL FROM THE DAGGER-AWARD WINNING AUTHOR 

'A powerful, thought-provoking story. . . a vital read for any crime fan'  Kate Rhodes on Life Ruins

When everyone hides the truth, who do you turn to?

Becca’s had a hard time of it, bu...
Life Ruins
‘Will suck you in from the first page’ Stephen Booth, author of Fall Down Dead

In a small northern town, girls are disappearing.

You won’t see it in the papers and the police aren’t taking any notice, but the clues are there if you know where to look.

B...
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