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Asia Mackay

Killing It


2018. 400 S. 7.8 in
Verlag/Jahr: BONNIER ZAFFRE UK; ZAFFRE 2018
ISBN: 1-78576-453-5 (1785764535)
Neue ISBN: 978-1-78576-453-0 (9781785764530)

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A NEW BREED OF HERO FOR THE ´WHY MUMMY DRINKS´ AND ´UNMUMSY MUM´ GENERATION
´I ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT!!! It´s so new and different and refreshing´ MARIAN KEYES

´A riotously fun read . . . Asia Mackay puts the sass in assassin´ L S HILTON

´An annoyingly brilliant and funny first novel´ HUGH GRANT

Every working mum has had to face it.

The guilt-fuelled, anxiety-filled first day back in the office after maternity leave.

But this working mum is one of a kind.

Meet Alexis Tyler.

An elite covert agent within Her Majesty´s Secret Service.

Her first project back is a high-stakes hit of global significance and the old boys network of government espionage is far from ready for the return of an operational mother. But woe betide anyone who ever tells Alexis Tyler ´you can´t´.

She will have it all. Or she´ll die trying . . .

And yes, she damn well will be home for bath time.

For fans of Dawn O´Porter´s THE COWS, WHY MUMMY DRINKS and Channel 4´s CATASTROPHE comes THE HERO YOU´VE BEEN WAITING FOR.

Praise for Killing It :

´Witty . . . fun . . . clever. BRILLIANT!´ Sophie Ellis-Bextor

´Funny, observant and proper adrenaline inducing thrills , I now solely aspire to be even half the woman Lex Tyler is. A bad ass with a baby: every mother´s dream ´ Georgia Tennant

´What new mother can´t relate to murder? This is the funny and thrilling story of how one woman does what all women do all the time - manage every single thing - and throws in a bit of efficient killing. Brilliant , wish I´d done more of that . . . ´ Arabella Weir

´Bold and ballsy with style to burn, Killing It takes a sledgehammer to the spy genre and the result is pure brilliance´ Chris Whitaker
An annoyingly brilliant and funny first novel Hugh Grant
A half-Chinese, half-Scottish Londoner, Asia studied Anthropology at Durham University, after which she started a career in television. She presented and produced lifestyle programmes in Shanghai before moving back to London, where she worked for Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman as Project Manager on their round the world motorbike documentaries. She started writing Killing It on maternity leave and undertook a Faber Academy course to help her finish it. Asia lives in London with her husband, four young children and two dogs. Killing It is her first novel.