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|title=Something You Are

|author=Hanna Jameson

|reviewer=Robin Stevens

|borrow=Yes

|isbn=9781908800213

|pages=352

|publisher=Head of Zeus

|date=December 2012

|summary=A gritty, high-octane thriller set in the dirty, dangerous London underworld. One to make your heart race.

}}

The title of ''Something You Are'' has been taken from a line of Brett Easton Ellis’s ''American Psycho'' that asks: ‘Evil. Is it something you are? Or something you do?’ At first, Hanna Jameson’s answer to Ellis’s question seems obvious. She’s created a hyper-violent, supercharged London underworld that’s filthy with sin and death and peopled with junkies, psychopaths and dealers, a place where waking up in the morning doesn’t guarantee you’ll go to sleep again at night, especially not with the same compliment of arms, legs and eyes.

Do you like your crime gangland? Why not try [[Tequila Sunset by Sam Hawken]].

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