Gritty Thriller If You Don’t Know…Takes You From From Suicide To The Sex Trafficking Of Roma Women And Girls

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On The Table Read Magazine, “the best book magazine in the UK“, If You Don’t Know… by Jeremy Bending centres on seeking the truth when all is not what it seems as Jeff Butler investigates the sex trafficking of Roma girls in Hungary.

If You Don’t Know…

In If You Don’t Know… by Jeremy Bending, Jeff Butler is devastated by his father’s suicide. However, this bereaved son finds himself traveling to Hungary when his brother Martin asks for his assistance in determining whether there are any irregularities in his father’s bank account. There, he discovers that his father had been involved in an investigation into the sex trafficking of Roma girls, which raises the possibility that this may have been related to his death.

If You Don’t Know… takes the reader very close with the devastation that follows a suicide in the family, and the subsequent questions that a song has when everything isn’t what it initially seems to be. This fast-paced thriller transports a grief-stricken protagonist into the sinister and perilous world of sex trafficking with forensic attention to detail

Jeremy Bending’s well constructed second novel earned finalist status in the 2022 International Page Turner Writing Awards.

Jeremy Bending

Jeremy Bending worked as a hospital doctor and a consultant physician throughout his life. He continued to write fiction and short stories during that time, some of which were compiled in his 2018 book A Listening Doctor.

His first novel, In the Shadows of the Birch Trees, published in 2020, recounts the tale of a youthful Hungarian lady and her child who, by a twist of fate, escape the horrific mass murders being committed inside the Birkenau death camp in WW2. The book recounts the day to day routines they experience following their flight and that of the SS guard, Peter Leahy, who let them escape.

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Published by Cranthorpe Millner Publishers, If You Don’t Know (ISBN: 978-1-80378-118-1) is published on 23rd May 2023 and is available in paperback (£12.99)and Kindle format.

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