The Age of Fury

John Stephens

Peaky Blinders meets Brooklyn in a historical epic from New York Times bestselling author

14.95 €

20.10.2026 (predobjednávka)

"Reads more like a hurricane than a novel, gaining momentum, page after page. I loved it - even when I was holding my breath." - MARKUS ZUSAK, #1 New York Times bestselling author of THE BOOK THIEF

A fierce seventeen-year-old Irish girl joins forces with a notorious gangster to hunt down her sister's killer.

1907. New York City. A glittering world built on lies - and one murdered girl who could expose them all.

Caitlin Quinn crosses the ocean from Ballykelly with nothing but a desperate letter from her missing twin, Mary. New York is meant to hold answers - but instead it offers danger: a sprawling metropolis with a brutal underbelly of crooked deals, criminal empires and forces who'd kill to keep Mary's truth hidden.

Then there is William Furey - a feared gangster haunted by a rage he can't explain. He has his own orders to find Mary, and when his search collides with Caitlin's, their unlikely alliance sparks something fierce and undeniable.

As the walls close in, Caitlin and William realise the truth will cost them far more than they ever imagined. To uncover what happened to Mary, they must risk everything: their loyalties, their futures, and the fragile trust growing between them. Because love, like justice, exacts a price. And some sacrifices are paid in blood . . .

The producer, director, and writer of shows including Gossip Girl, Gilmore Girls, The O.C., and Gotham turns his attention to the underworld of Gilded Age New York in this riveting suspense novel that blends tension and humanity - and deftly showcases a heart-stirring exploration of truth, identity, and love.

Podrobnosti

Autor	John Stephens
Vydavateľ	Hot Key Books 33 Soho Square, London, W1D 3QU, United Kingdom info@bonnierbooks.co.uk https://www.hotkeybooks.com/ +44 20 7873 6000
Jazyk	anglický
Väzba	Paperback / softback
Počet strán	480
Formát	223 x 241 x 33
Hmotnosť	324
EAN	9781471421907
Rok vydania	2026
Edícia	Beletria pre deti a mládež