Rated one of the Top 5 thrillers of 2004 by New Zealand Herald when first published by Random House NZ, Nobody Dies is now available internationally. A South African policewoman has found the perfect way to make sure people in her witness protection programme stay hidden – she kills them! As her victims are meant to disappear, her crimes stay hidden. Then Daniel Enslin enters the programme...
“A tense, spare tale which contrasts the claustrophobic interiors of its perfectly cast characters' lives with places nobody willingly goes: from lonely stretches of desert to the suburbs of Cape Town where dreams are punctuated by the sounds of howling alarms and dogs. [...] Edgy and truly frightening. The writing is superb.”
- Michelle Hewitson, New Zealand Herald
“He writes beautifully. It's the most beautiful evocation of the obviously stunning South African landscape. [...] A very good read and a dense, close read, an absorbing literary read, even though it's a crime novel.”
- Kate de Goldi, Breakfast, TVNZ
“A tense, spare tale which contrasts the claustrophobic interiors of its perfectly cast characters' lives with places nobody willingly goes: from lonely stretches of desert to the suburbs of Cape Town where dreams are punctuated by the sounds of howling alarms and dogs. [...] Edgy and truly frightening. The writing is superb.”
- Michelle Hewitson, New Zealand Herald
“He writes beautifully. It's the most beautiful evocation of the obviously stunning South African landscape. [...] A very good read and a dense, close read, an absorbing literary read, even though it's a crime novel.”
- Kate de Goldi, Breakfast, TVNZ


