Respect: A raw, gritty drama you won't put down
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'One of the bad girls of gritty crime' Daily Mirror
Chantelle has everything going against her.
She's a good student who only wants to pass her exams and find a way out of the sink estate in Manchester where she grew up. But now her feckless mother has taken off for Spain with her latest boyfriend and she's single-handedly raising her tearaway nine-year-old brother Leon.
She thinks her worst problem is the debt collectors at the door. But Leon has made some new friends: teenage gang members who have given him a mobile phone, a knife - and some drugs to hide in her flat.
A part-time job seems to be the answer to Chantelle's prayers. But the violence is about to come home to her - with a vengeance. And the only person who's offering any help seems to be just as bad as the people she's trying to escape from . . .
'A cracking read that will chill you to the bone' Sun on Two-Faced
'Mandasue has played a real blinder with this fantastic novel' Martina Cole on Forget-Me-Not
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Praise for Respect
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LOST ANGEL is a shining example of the rule that the best crime fiction isn't just about crime; it's also about family, relationships, love . . . and hate. From The Godfather to The Sopranos, these are the stories that grip us most intensely. And Heller is at the top of her game with this one--it's captivating from first page to last. - Jeffery Deaver on LOST ANGEL
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Mandasue has played a real blinder with this fantastic novel. - Martina Cole on FORGET ME NOT
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A cracking read that will chill you to the bone. - Sun on TWO-FACED
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One of the bad girls of gritty crime, Heller has written a blinder. - Daily Mirror on TWO-FACED
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