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Оглавление‘Sorry is the kind of thriller, the kind of novel, that doesn’t come along every day … It’s that oft-cited but very rare species of novel we call a page-turner, and it brilliantly achieves this because Drvenkar knows how to use all the tools at his disposal, to excellent effect’
New York Times
‘For those with quick minds and strong stomachs, Sorry is an impressive début’
The Times
‘A cleverly plotted, switchback read’
Guardian
‘This thriller breaks with all conventions, topping all expectations … Fast paced and in deadly good style. A joy to read, a piece of art’
Die Welt
‘It’s the kind of book for a Friday evening, with the rest of the weekend free, because not much else will be able to compete for your attention’
wordswithoutborders.org
‘A brilliant story that’s as gruesome as it is philosophical’
Easy Living
‘Shocking, compelling, disturbing … there are many apologies in Sorry, but lovers of the dark side will have no regrets’
Michael Robotham, author of Shatter
‘It’s rare that a book in the crime fiction genre can break all the writing conventions and yet keep you on the edge of your seat until the bitter end … Drvenkar breaks the mould with Sorry … A master of his craft’
Courier Mail, Australia
‘This is what thrillers should be about. Taut, tense and terrific, Sorry is a cracking read’
Sean Black, author of Gridlock
‘This highly original, dark and sinister thriller breaks all the rules … it delivers something thrillingly different’
lovereading.co.uk
‘You need to be prepared and ready to read Sorry. Ready for the brave experiment in writing not seen before in this genre, and ready for an extraordinary plot’
Berliner Zeitung
‘One of the best German language thrillers ever. And certainly the most original in years’
Krimi-couch.de
‘Drvenkar is good at social networks – we believe in his characters and how they relate to one another’
TLS
‘This is a very clever, dark read … Drvenkar [is] a writer to watch’
Booklist
‘A challenging, insightful thriller … Drvenkar adroitly keeps the reader in the dark as he unravels a horrific story of child sexual abuse, savage revenge, and retribution’
Publisher’s Weekly
