Safely to the Grave

Mick Harvey liked to frighten people. He'd been caught and jailed only once - for stealing - and had been careful ever since. Then he was reported for dangerous driving, and the only thing on his mind was revenge. 'Margaret Yorke knows all about human weakness and follies, vanities and ambitions, as well as about that rarer phenomenon, real, unadultrerated evil' Susan Hill 'The mistress of the skillfully spun suspense novel' Sunday Telegraph 'No crime writer compares in extracting unease, fear and evil from such placid surfaces' The Times 'Nobody does it better' Daily Telegraph 'Her admirers prefer Margaret Yorke to P.D. James and Ruth Rendell . . . If you are not yet a fan, you are in for a treat' Evening Standard 'Yorke has an extraordinary feel for the passions that lurk beneath unremarkable facades' Sunday Times 'Bona fide, edge-of-the-chair suspense' Publishers Weekly