Once her children had grown up she moved to the Kent coast and now writes full time. She began writing when her daughter was born thirty years ago. Having dyslexia didn’t deter her from her passion for writing. Now they roam the streets - Crazed and hungry The others had promised that the countryside would be safer than the city. The sickness struck everyone over fourteen. After studying law and pharmaceuticals, her career turned to medicine. The Hunted is Charlie Higson's sixth terrifying installment in the thrilling The Enemy series. Pushed by her parents to become a doctor, she entered the world of science and became a microbiologist. Kerry Barnes, born in 1964, grew up on a council estate in South East London. ‘An absolute must read from this talented author’ Jacqui Rose ‘Sweeps along at a breakneck pace’ Anna Smith
‘Never in my life have I read such a great fabulous series of books’ ‘I couldn't put it down once I started and was sad to come to the end’ ‘Gripping, a real page turner and terrific storyline’ ‘Another fantastic story from Kerry Barnes.’ ‘Kerry Barnes you have never disappointed me yet with a book.’ ‘An absolute must read from this talented author.’ Jacqui Rose The Hunted is a rollercoaster ride!’ Jaime Raven
It seems that the only way to come out on top is to play them at their own game…īut will she become The Hunter or The Hunted?Ī gripping gangland crime thriller, perfect for fans of Martina Cole and Kimberley Chambers. With a rival firm playing increasingly dirty, murder moves to the top of the agenda and Zara has some big choices to make. Mike Regan, a blast from Zara’s past, is the head of his own firm, but when his son is kidnapped in the middle of a gangland feud, Mike has no choice but to accept help from the Ezras to get his little boy back alive. Having spent her life watching her father run his East London firm, Zara Ezra has learnt a thing or two about being a gangster, and she’s ready to take over when the time comes. ‘Sweeps along at a breakneck pace.’ Anna Smith ‘A shocking, gripping read’ Dreda Say Mitchell
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