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ENGLISH
Language
437
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9781473673618
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128 mm
Width
198 mm
Height
313 gram
Weight
PAPERBACK
Binding
2017
Publish Date
25 mm
Spine Width
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But Money always causes trouble , especially when it's deperately needed . Jen wants to make a better life for her kids. Tiff owes a lot of bad men a lot of money . and Dee is worried that her husband is getting back into the criminal life.
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Dreda Say Mitchell, who grew up on a housing estate in east London, is an award-winning novelist, broadcaster, journalist and freelance education consultant who describes herself as a complete busybody. Dreda was named one of Britains 50 Remarkable Women by Lady Geek. She is the author of five novels, with her first book having been awarded The CWAs John Creasey Dagger for best debut crime novel - the first time a Black British writer has received this honour. She has appeared on Newsnight, Daybreak and Canadian televisions Sun New Live. She has presented BBC Radio 4s Open Book, and is a frequent guest on Radio 4s The Review Show, Front Row and Saturday Review. Dreda has written for the Guardian, the Independent and the Observer on issues ranging from race and class to Phil Mitchells drug addiction in EastEnders.
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