Get Even Martina Cole is a thriller book that brings together tension, danger, and suspense. Its genre makes it a natural choice for readers who enjoy fast-moving tension, uncertainty, and high-stakes situations.
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The twenty-second novel from Sunday Times No.1 bestseller, Martina Cole, author of DANGEROUS LADY, THE TAKE, THE GOOD LIFE and many more...Playing grown-ups, the future is theirs for the taking. Sharon Conway and Lenny Scott are childhood sweethearts. Everyone says they are too young, but nothing can keep them apart. Sharon doesn't question Lenny's business dealings and it isn't long before his reputation as a hard man destined for the top means they are living the good life with their sons. It leaves a stain on her heart for ever. But one night Lenny doesn't come home. It isn't the first time he has gone AWOL. But it is his last. He is found murdered - beaten to death in an act of brutality that shocks even the police. And Sharon never knows why. Old wounds will surface. Now, twenty years later, Sharon has found out the truth. Such a crime cannot go unpunished. Revenge is long overdue. The time has come to... GET EVEN
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Martina Cole is a bestselling British crime novelist known for intense stories about criminal families, organized crime, loyalty, betrayal, ambition, violence, and survival. Her novels explore the lives of people caught in dangerous social environments where reputation can be as important as money and family relationships can become sources of both protection and conflict. Rather than presenting crime as glamorous entertainment, Cole often examines the emotional damage and difficult consequences that accompany criminal power. Her characters include determined women, ambitious gangsters, vulnerable family members, and people struggling to escape the circumstances in which they grew up. Her direct storytelling style and dramatic plots have made her a recognizable name in British crime fiction.
Martina Cole was born on March 30, 1959, in Essex, England. Her writing frequently reflects an interest in working-class communities, family histories, and the social environments that shape personal decisions. Her fictional settings often feature neighborhoods where people know one another’s business and where a family name can bring respect, suspicion, or danger. Cole uses these environments to explore how people adapt to the rules of their surroundings. Some characters accept those rules because they believe there is no alternative, while others attempt to challenge them and discover how difficult change can be. Although her stories feature crime and violence, their emotional foundations are familiar: love, fear, jealousy, pride, grief, and the desire for a safer future.
Cole established her career with Dangerous Lady, published in 1992. The novel helped introduce readers to her bold approach to crime fiction and its focus on women navigating dangerous criminal environments. It also demonstrated that a crime novel could combine suspense with a detailed exploration of family relationships, personal ambition, and the consequences of violence. Rather than focusing exclusively on identifying a culprit, Cole often follows characters over extended periods, allowing readers to see how decisions influence their families and futures. The success of Dangerous Lady helped establish the foundation for her long career as a bestselling novelist.
Family is central to many of Cole’s novels. Criminal activity rarely remains separate from private life. Partners, children, siblings, and parents may become involved in conflicts they never wanted, and the desire to protect loved ones can lead characters to make increasingly dangerous decisions. Someone who gains power in the criminal world may lose trust at home, while a person attempting to defend...Read More