Patrice Lawrence was born in Brighton and brought up in an Italian-Trinidadian household in Mid Sussex. This meant great holidays and even better food. Her first novel, Orangeboy, won the Waterstones Book Prize for Older Readers and the Bookseller YA Book Prize. Her second novel, Indigo Donut, and her fourth novel, Eight Pieces of Silva won the Crimefest Award for young adults. Eight Pieces of Silva was also awarded the inaugural Jhalak Prize for children and young people and the Woman & Home Bookclub Teen Drama of the Year. Patrice's ideal mixtape includes drum 'n' bass, Bruce Springsteen and Studio Ghibli soundtracks. Music can't help creeping into her books.
An absorbing family mystery set in contemporary London, full of the
complex, charismatic characters that Lawrence draws so well.
*The Observer*
The multi-award-winning Lawrence returns with this beautifully
written story of a young gay teen searching for her missing
sister.
*'i' newspaper*
The award-winning Lawrence returns with this fast-paced and
thoroughly addictive tale of teenager Becks' desperate hunt for her
missing sister, Silva.
*i*
Patrice Lawrence writes in the language of London teenagers, and
the voices ring true.
*The Times*
Inclusive, funny, punchy and unique, Lawrence's writing remains
unique.
*The Guardian*
Multi-award-winning author of 'Orangeboy', Patrice Lawrence,
returns with this fast-paced and thoroughly addictive tale of
teenager Becks's desperate hunt for her missing sister, Silva.
*Irish Sunday Independent*
An unapologetic celebration of teen culture - The Jhalak Prize
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