“In most crime novels the violent act, usually the murder, is the engine. Take that away and there is little left to drive the story along. So I do get a little cross with authors who aren’t precise about the… — Mo Hayder Copy Share Image
“Mr Jack Caffery', he says slowly. 'This is the truth, but don't be afraid of it. Your life will be different from this day… — Mo Hayder Copy Share Image
“Maybe that was the price of ignorance, I thought, looking at the naked vagrant. Maybe Japan had to pay for the ignorant things it… — Mo Hayder Copy Share Image
“I had an overwhelming sense of the lonliness of this city - a trillion souls in their bedrooms, high in the cliffs of windows.… — Mo Hayder Copy Share Image
“That evening Jack sat at his desk in Ewan's room, gazing at the Windows 98 clouds on the screen.” — Mo Hayder Copy Share Image
“I noticed that in Tokyo people didn’t smell. It was funny. I couldn’t smell them, and they didn’t say very much: the trains were… — Mo Hayder Copy Share Image
“In most crime novels the violent act, usually the murder, is the engine. Take that away and there is little left to drive the… — Mo Hayder Copy Share Image
“You can be brave and confident as you like, you can convince yourself that you’re invulnerable, that you know what you’re dealing with. You… — Mo Hayder Copy Share Image
