Remember My Name

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A high-octane thrill-ride into the dark underbelly of cutting-edge tech, full of intrigue, glamour and unforgettable female characters. If your webcam isn't already covered up, it will be after you read this book. * Catherine Ryan Howard * A fast psychological thriller about betrayal, lies and power * Woman's Own * A pedal-to-the-metal full-throttle murder mystery * Irish Independent * Deliciously twisted ... keeps us guessing right to the end * Daily Mail * Modern thriller writing at its very best * Victoria Dowd * Twisty and gripping, Remember My Name has all the usual ingredients of another Sam Blake cracker. * William Ryan * Combines cybercrime, infidelity, industrial subterfuge and murder, weaving a twisty, free-flowing tale that accelerates to a tub-thumping conclusion * Vaseem Khan * Pacy, punchy and twisty ... a high-octane domestic noir * Irish Times * A heady cocktail of wealth, adultery, murder, bribery and corporate espionage, with a chaser of lies, greed and jealousy. The pacey plot is augmented by crisp writing and memorable characters. * Sunday Independent * A twisty and compelling thriller, with engaging characters and a satisfyingly complex plot. * Roz Watkins * An electrifying tale of betrayal, sex and secrets peppered with ingenious psychological twists set in the cut-throat world of big tech, offshore accounts, and data security * Anthony J Quinn * An engaging, tension-filled and page-turning read ... a dark and menacing thriller * New Books * A colourful and cautionary tale about the perils of eavesdropping - and getting caught. * Times Crime Club *