What readers are saying:"Very seldom do you discover a new author who makes you glad you kept searching for a worthwhile read. Too many books today are highly rated but filled with the same stories, identical characters who fulfill their obligation of getting to the conclusion - finally - and you are glad it's over.This book, from the very beginning, keeps you hanging with anticipation and anxious for the next page. A talented author, for sure, who knows how to tell a story with characters who make it all come alive." Donnie USAA fast-paced crime Thriller in the tradition of Lee Child. In The Name OfA woman returns to London looking for revenge and a way to die. Crawling back into the world of organised crime her murdered husband left behind, she seeks those that killed him and a chance at redemption. She faces childhood demons and past loves on her violent way to finding peace for her own misdeeds.He wants a way to ease into death. His past is violence, his present is hurt and his future leads only to destruction. He owes a debt to people he loved. A meaning to exist comes from his murderous past.In The Name Of by Ben Dunn: unforeseen revenge and redemption REVIEW simplygoodbooks.co.ukA driven woman returns to avenge her husband’s death. An old flame endures brutality and unrequited love. Together they face a terrifying ordeal of life or death.In The Name Of introduces us to two most unlikely heroes, or should I say anti-heroes. Charlotte, a slender but lethal woman driven by the need for revenge. Raucous, a battered, defeated, violence-for-hire nobody, whose greatest assets are his stubbornness and his ability to take a beating like no one else.Violence a distasteful necessityCrime and thriller novels are one of my favourite genres. I revel in the unfolding of an intricate plot and the clever solving of a complex puzzle. That said, I’m pretty squeamish about brutality.In The Name Of contains more descriptive violence than I’m normally comfortable with, however, de