Author
Paula Hawkins
Born 1972
Paula Hawkins worked as a journalist for fifteen years before turning her hand to fiction. She lives in London. The Girl on the Train is her first thriller. It is being published all over the world and has been optioned by Dreamworks.
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Wikipedia. Bibliographic data from Open Library.
Books by Paula Hawkins
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The Girl on the Train
Paula Hawkins, 2014
La chica del tren
Paula Hawkins & Aleix Montoto Llagostera, 2015
Into the Water
Paula Hawkins, 2017
A Slow Fire Burning
Paula Hawkins, 2019
Girl on the Train - Du kennst sie nicht, aber sie kennt dich
Paula Hawkins, 2015
La ragazza del treno
Paula Hawkins, 2015
A garota no trem
Paula Hawkins, 2016
Escrito en el agua
Paula Hawkins, 2017
- Blind SpotPaula Hawkins
Blind Spot
Paula Hawkins, 2022
Het Meisje in de Trein
Paula Hawkins, 2015
Em águas sombrias
Paula Hawkins, 2017
Au Fond De L'eau
Paula Hawkins, Corinne Daniellot & others, 2017
Money Goddess
Paula Hawkins, 2006
Devushka v poezde
Paula Hawkins, 2015
Powolne spalanie
Paula Hawkins, 2021
A Foc Lent
Paula Hawkins & Núria Parés Sellarés, 2021
- Penguin Readers Level 6Paula Hawkins
Penguin Readers Level 6
Paula Hawkins, 2021
- The Blue HotizonPaula Hawkins
The Blue Hotizon
Paula Hawkins, 2024
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