To Die for You

Eva Fejos

Summary

He’s a burnt-out cop. She’s a dreamer in Bangkok. They have one case, one week, and each other’s bodies.

 
To Die for You is a witty, fast-paced mystery with a twist of magical realism — a body-swap crime story set between Hungary and Thailand.
 
Roland, a grumpy Hungarian detective, wakes up in the body of Pam, a young Thai woman with a big mouth and an even bigger heart. Pam, in turn, finds herself trapped in Roland’s rugged, crime-riddled world — and his body, complete with facial stubble, a gunshot wound, and a very bad razor.
 
As the two fight to solve a murder, prevent another, and possibly change each other’s lives forever, they discover that walking in someone else’s shoes might be the only way to find themselves.
 
To Die for You is a humorous and emotionally sharp novel that plays with identity, gender, power — and unexpected redemption.
 
Fast-paced, heartfelt, and irresistibly funny, To Die for You is for fans of sharp dialogue, international intrigue, and stories where nothing — and no one — is quite what they seem.
 
Written by bestselling Hungarian author and journalist Éva Fejős, whose novels have sold over one million copies in Hungary, this story is perfect for fans of Marian Keyes, Emily Henry, or anyone who likes a smart, stylish twist on the crime genre.
 
Hungarian cop meets Thai escort… in her body. And that’s just Monday.

Available since: 06/05/2025.

Print length: 340 pages.

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