Follows 'Garnethill'.
The last time Maureen O'Donnell saw Ann Harris she was sitting in her office in the Glasgow Women's Shelter nursing two broken ribs and smelling of a long binge on cheap drink. Two weeks later Ann's mutilated body is washed up by the Thames. Maureen and her mate Leslie are the only people who seem to care about what happened to her, and Leslie isn't telling what she knows.
Maureen has her own problems and, keen to quit Glasgow, travels to London in search of answers. She quickly finds herself out of her depth, embroiled in a seedy world of deceit and violence. Alone and threatened in a strange city, Maureen must act fast to piece together Ann Harris's last hours and days - and to save herself from Ann's fate.
'Exile' is a compelling and exhilarating successor to Denise Mina's prize-winning debut novel 'Garnethill'.
