The White Crow

De: Michael Robotham

Narrado por: Katy Sobey

The No.1 bestseller and three-time Crime Writers' Award Winner returns with a nail-biting new book. If you loved When You Are Mine or you're hunting for thrillers that make you think and feel, you won't want to miss this.

As the daughter of a London crime boss, PC Philomena McCarthy walks a thin blue line keeping the two sides of her complicated life apart.

On patrol one night she discovers a child in pyjamas, wandering alone. Taking Daisy home, Phil uncovers the aftermath of a deadly home invasion, as three miles away a prominent jeweller is found strapped to an explosive in his ransacked store.

The crimes are linked, and all the evidence points to Phil's father as the mastermind.

Phil's two worlds are colliding, trapping her in the middle of a vicious gang war that will threaten her career and everyone she loves.

Who can she trust - the badge or her own blood?

'Another tour de force from Michael Robotham. He is so good at humanising his characters - even the nasty ones' LINWOOD BARCLAY

'Everyone is so beautifully drawn - you tear through the pages hoping they can be trusted' LAINIE ANDERSON

STORM CHILD was a No.1 print bestseller in Australia 04.07.24

©2025 Michael Robotham (P)2025 Little, Brown Book Group Limited

Reseñas de la Crítica

I raced through The White Crow. It's another tour de force from Michael Robotham. He is so good at humanising his characters - even the nasty ones (LINWOOD BARCLAY)

It's a rare treat to read crime fiction and adore the entire ensemble of characters. Everyone from PC Philomena McCarthy to Detective Keegan to Eddie McCarthy and his three old-school criminal brothers is so beautifully drawn - you tear through the pages praying they can be trusted. The pace clips along and the plot is full of lovely jinks and twists (LAINIE ANDERSON)

Wonderful writing as usual

Robotham is a master in depicting characters and their inner workings. I will be eagerly awaiting his next novel

Disappointed

I love this author and all of his books but not this one. Characters felt weak, story failed to engage, performance poor.