Eleven years ago Marie Carter was convicted of killing her two best friends. And she's paid the price. Now she is being released from prison. It's time to go home. But life has moved on, and Marie has nowhere to go. Her parents have disowned her, her friends have abandoned her, even her kids don't want to know. But some people out there are watching her, following her every move - they know that Marie Carter wants retribution.
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'No one writes about East End women and their vagaries like Martina Cole' -- Maxim Jakubowski, Murder One 20020329 'A powerful novel that pulls no punches... Cole has an ear for the vernacular of the East End, as well as an ability to portray the viciousness of life at the edge' the Guide -- the Guide 20020329
About the Author
Martina Cole was born and brought up in Essex. Her first novel, DANGEROUS LADY, was an instant bestseller and became a highly successful TV drama series. Since then Martina Cole has written six more bestselling novels set in the criminal underworld, one of which, THE JUMP, was also made into a successful television drama.
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A Heart Wrenching & Tragic Story!!
April 18 2011
By D. Williamson
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Faceless is my second favorite Martina Cole novel, and I have read them all. The various characters just seem to come alive on the page; especially the sadness of Marie Carter's crazy life. It just makes you want to weep for her; and at the same time you fall in love with her likeable and strong personality. The lurking sense of danger which is Marie's life makes this book so satisfying, because she rises above all of the challenges that life throws her way.
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Fabulous read!
April 21 2011
By Diana Gallant
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Faceless is a wonderful story about a beautiful, self-loathing woman named Marie Carter who no matter what she does causes problems for herself, friends and family. Believe me it won't take you long to feel for her and root for her to succeed where she has failed before in her life.
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Aug 24 2012
By Carol
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Faceless is a fast-paced story about a woman released from prison after serving time for double murder....the book is filled with characters-some good,most of them not-so-good-the fact that there were so many characters was a little bit off-putting for me as it was difficult to keep track of who was who. Martina did a good job of describing what it must be like to be released from jail after a long sentence-the struggle that you would probably have to fit in with a different world. I did at times,feel like I wanted to slap Marie,as she had a very annoying(in my opinion)habit of self-blame for everything that happened-in fairness,it would probably be normal but it just irritated me when she would automatically blame herself every time something unpleasant happened.The plot was fairly standard in that it all turned out well(except for the bad guys)and there was a bit of a twist at the end which I did'nt see coming.I wished that there had been a bit more gory detail regarding the baddies' demise but still a very good read.And yes, I read it in one go.
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