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So You Want To Disappear
So You Want To Disappear
Apr 22, 2025 9:42 PM

Author:Mark Wheatley,Neil Pearson,Tessa Nicholson,Michael Shelford,Miche Doherty

So You Want To Disappear

A BBC Radio 4 drama by Mark Wheatley, originally broadcast as the ‘Afternoon Play’ on 13 May 2010. Fraser once tracked clients who jumped bail. Then he added a little twist to the business by helping people disappear instead, which is why Kathryn gives him a call. Starring Lia Williams as Kathryn and Neil Pearson as Fraser. Also includes Tessa Nicholson, Michael Shelford and Miche Doherty in the cast. Produced by Eoin O'Callaghan.

Reviews

One of the best of the current writers in this field

—— Donna Leon , The Times

Surely the best historical detective in the business

—— Mike Ripley , Daily Telegraph

The whole thing is splendid. It has everything: mystery, pace wit, fascinating scholarship ... she brings imperial Rome to life.

—— Ellis Peters

Goddard's signature twists and turns, his clever plotting and the rising tension make this a page-turner thriller

—— Choice

The twists, turns and triple crosses will have you hooked... a truly manipulative storyteller

—— Peterborough Evening Telegraph

A penetrating examination of cause and effect... the characters are well drawn, the action bloodthirsty and the end satisfying

—— Lincolnshire Echo

Goddard is a master of the sly double and triple cross

—— Seattle Times

A compulsive read ... ingenious and deftly-handled

—— New Humanist

It is certainly the best novel I've read so far this year, and should mark Zeh as one of Europe's brightest younger novelists

—— Crime Time

Interesting and original novel

—— Literary Review

Clever and gripping

—— Boyd Tonkin , Independent Summer Reads

Every chapter is taut, suspenseful, almost Hitchcock-esque. Zeh's style is fluent but also elegantly sparse... An absolute gem of a book.

—— The Bookbag

From every angle - character study, philosophical discussion or straightforward plot - it shines with crystalline intensity, and so far as one can tell, nothing is lost in the translation. Complex and supremely elegant, this is a book to relish

—— Joanna Hines , Guardian

This is a book and a half

—— Giles Broadbent , Wharf
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