Her family was murdered. She must have revenge.

The day her parents and sister were murdered, Seven did not cry. Instead, she tried to forget.

But Seven could not forget. Instead, she became part of London's criminal underworld. Now she knows men who can maim; men who can kill. But they all have a price. How much is Seven willing to pay?

A breathtaking thriller laced with fierce, sparse prose, Girl Seven is a turbo-charged novel from the Dagger-shortlisted Queen of Urban Noir.

REVIEWS FOR HANNA JAMESON'S LONDON TRILOGY:

'Jameson's taut and spare narrative complements a gripping plot with unmistakable undertones of the legends of this genre, Chandler, Ellroy, Rankin' Red.

'Jameson writes like an angel on speed. Ellroy and sometimes Rankin walk you to the dark side brilliantly. Something You Are is no less gripping, shocking and relentless' Q Magazine.

'Jameson writes in turbo-charged shorthand, her fierce, sparse prose sparking off the page. She's able to evoke a whole scene with a single detail, and she's got a gift for getting under the skin of her characters' The Book Bag.

'Caustic and energetic ... Echoes of James Ellroy ... Those Crazy Freeways is a literary road movie smelling of hot American tarmac and cheap motels' Guardian.

PRAISE FOR HANNA JAMESON:
'Jameson writes like an angel on speed. Ellroy and sometimes Rankin walk you to the dark side brilliantly. Something You Are is no less gripping, shocking and relentless' Q Magazine.
'Caustic and energetic ... Echoes of James Ellroy ... A literary road movie smelling of hot American tarmac and cheap motels' Guardian.
'A seriously brilliant urban noir thriller that has you gripped from beginning to end, and Hanna Jameson is a thriller writer who the world will soon know more about' Nudge Book.

Hanna Jameson published Something You Are when she was just 21. It was shortlisted for the John Creasy CWA Dagger. Since then, she has lived in Australia, travelled Europe, Japan and the USA, and written three further novels, the latest of which, The Last, was a number one Sunday Times bestseller.