Never Go Back: an utterly gripping gangland crime thriller from the bestselling author for 2023

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As I’d suspected, there was violence from the very beginning, but it is never too graphic, thankfully, and is always secondary to the main theme of Max and Annie’s relationship, and to development of the characters.

The story started well, but, as the reader reads on, the story isn't quite so edgy as the other books. Her daughter, Layla, has left her mafia lover Alberto Barolli and is back in London, stumbling into the police investigation and making waves. I wasn’t sure about this book at first, not really my usual fare but I got gripped by the soap opera of it all. The only man – ever – who could make a purring pussycat out of the snarling tigress she knew herself to be.

Tone moved it down the road a safe distance, just on the remote possibility that the place was connected to the local nick. From the first page to the last and you can still do another sequel to this book Every time I read your book I feel like I'm actually playing one of the characters . He hated his father for running out on them and making a bad situation even worse than it already was. You could imagine Jonjo running to fat in his middle years; his sheer size meant that he found it easy to intimidate smaller, weaker boys – like Eddie, who was almost girlish in his fragility. When Max discovers the truth behind a tragic death in Majorca, he realises that there may be a dangerous mystery figure at play in the fateful events that have torn his family apart.Mostly, it’s been the perfect life for a homebody introvert who likes to just plod along at her own pace. Once we were rich (although I didn’t know it then, and it was all thanks to my Dad’s ingenuity) and then suddenly – pretty shockingly, really – we were poor (thanks to greedy people who exploited his kindness). Whenever it seems he has found happiness, it is snatched away – to my surprise, his was the story that pulled me most into this book, over the fast-paced plot and Annie and Max’s continuing, volatile relationship. Jessie Keane, a Sunday Times bestselling author, has announced the release of her new book Never Go Back. I’m hoping there’s more to tell as I’m sure these great characters still have plenty of life left in them yet.

He had been working his arse off to allow Mum to stop with all this, to concentrate instead on being a steady, reliable housewife, a mother to her adult sons, one of whom had a strong and fast-growing reputation in the area to think about. Born into the Romany Community, she went from riches to rags – unlike Annie, who goes the opposite way – and ended up living in London where she witnessed at first-hand the dark underbelly of the city. She said: “I wrote this straight crime thriller and I was very poor at the time and huddled under a duvet on the sofa writing this thing.But with strong female characters, an emotive plot of an unloved brother and a thrilling narrative, it turned out to be a great read! Max and his old gang from schooldays still hung around together, loitering around the dance halls, getting into trouble. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

Having been used to a married life full of nothing but dull misery, she could admit – only to herself, mind – that she had gone a little wild when all that was over. Both had troubled beginnings, and it is easy to empathise with their situation, even while you cringe at the lengths they’re prepared to go to, to protect themselves and their assets.The announcement of Never Go Back also marks the 15-year anniversary since the release of her first published book, Dirty Game.