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    Not Safe

    By Danuta Reah

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    Farah Jafari needs sanctuary, but now she is dead. A man is in custody and soon the case will be closed. DC Tina Barraclough works with refugees like Farah and the man under arrest and she knows there is something wrong with the official version. She is off the case, but needs to find out what really happened. What price is she prepared to pay?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFive Leaves Publications
    Release dateDec 14, 2011
    ISBN9781907869440
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    Danuta Reah

    Danuta Reah lives in Sheffield with her artist husband. She currently works as an education consultant and as a university lecturer in English language. She is a fan of comics and graphic novels, and in her spare time draws cartoons which have appeared in textbooks and at scientific conferences. She has published textbooks for English Language students. She also writes as Carla Banks. Only Darkness is her first novel.

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    • 5/5
      I like Danuta Reah's novels, not least because they are set in Sheffield, where I am from. Not many books are set here!This is a novella, only 82 pages in length, and it covers the murder of an asylum seeker. DC Tina Barraclough sets out to discover the culprit and, as she is currently working with asylum seekers, she feels that she has a greater understanding of the situation. Although very short, I felt the story was well-rounded and fully fleshed out. It obviously didn't have masses of detail in it, but enough to ensure that it wasn't simply a short story.