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Book SynopsisWhat REALLY happened at Turtle Lake? You think you know. Think again.
California, 2003
A thirteen-year-old girl disappears from a party at Carlsbad's Turtle Lake. Discovered on the trunk of a nearby cottonwood tree is the word 'LIAR' graffitied in blood.
What you know . . .
Three teenagers went to the lake that night but only two came back. Later, they confess to murdering their friend.
. . . is only part of the story
But did they really kill her? And if not, why say they did?
Told across two timelines and tapping into a horrific crime, All the Little Liars is a novel about sisterly love and toxic friendship that asks: how much would you sacrifice to belong?
PRAISE FOR ALL THE LITTLE LIARS:
'A jaw-dropping twist' ABIGAIL DEAN
'Heathers meets Charles Manson in this tale of good girls gone bad. I loved it' IAN RANKIN
'I couldn't put it down' SHARI LAPENA
'Incredible characters, amazing story and a twist that blew my mind' 5* READER REVIEW
'A hands down five-star triumph' JANICE HALLETT
'What a read!' 5* READER REVIEW
'Fantastically addictive' JOHN MARRS
'A proper page turner!' 5* READER REVIEW
'Heady and haunting' LIZZY BARBER
Trade ReviewHeathers meets Charles Manson in this tale of good girls gone bad.
I loved it! * Ian Rankin *
All the Little Liars is a thriller with
a jaw-dropping twist and real heart. Victoria Selman
uncannily captures the terror and isolation of being a teenage girl -- and just like with
Truly, Darkly, Deeply, she'll
keep you on your toes until the very last page * Abigail Dean *
I couldn't put it down * Shari Lapena *
Two sisters, three friends, one murder . . . this is a thousand cuts above your average killer thriller. Selman aims straight for the twisted humanity at the core of a crime and finds the heart behind the headlines.
Brilliantly written with an insight as sharp as cut glass. A hands down five star triumph! * Janice Hallett *
With
All The Little Liars Victoria Selman deftly follows up her psychological thriller hit
Truly, Darkly, Deeply. When a teenage girl vanishes from a small town lake party, the resulting trauma casts its shadow over multiple lives and across the span of years.
Told with twisty, narrative sleights-of-hand, this is another darkly evocative thriller * Vaseem Khan *
Flew through it in 24 hours.
Fantastically addictive, the absolute definition of bingeable.
Emma Cline's The Girls meets Gillian Flynn's Dark Places in
a heady mix of deception and whodunit. Loved it even more than
Truly, Darkly, Deeply * John Marrs *
Victoria Selman has woven
the darkest of tales in
All The Little Liars.
Knockout twist just when you think you're on solid ground and great pace. Brava! * Fiona Barton *
All the Little Liars hooks its talons into you and won't let go.
A heady and haunting thriller about sisterhood, friendship and that desperate teenage need to belong. Victoria Selman is a force to be reckoned with * Lizzy Barber *
A rich masterpiece . . . There's a reason that Victoria is a bestseller. She's aced it. Again * James Delargy *
A
tantalising take on toxic friendships, and just how far people will go for those they love. You'll want to
clear your diary for this one * Robert Scragg *
An exquisitely crafted and haunting tale of killer teenage angst * Sarah Sultoon *
Atmospheric and disturbing,
All the Little Liars follows the case of a teenage girl murdered at a lakeside party. Her friends confess to her killing but are they telling the whole truth? Selman immerses you in a shocking crime and just when you think you have your bearings, everything alters.
Dark, absorbing and utterly brilliant * Heather Critchlow *
All The Little Liars has it all: friendships, lies and paranoia. If you are a fan of psychological suspense, this one is for you! * Mari Hannah *
Spellbindingly tense * Financial Times *
All the Little Liars is
a first-rate thriller.
Spellbinding, taut and brilliantly constructed. Once you start, you won't be able to stop * B. P. Walter *
Gripping, terrifying and just that little bit
creepy to keep you on edge, it's thriller writing as it should be.
A true triumph * Jonathan Whitelaw *
Fans of the author's previous creepy thriller,
Truly, Darkly, Deeply, will love it * Woman & Home *
This is a
clever and compassionate novel * Literary Review *
I was gripped * Prima *
Creepy and compelling * Mail on Sunday *
A nifty blend of
cold-case thriller and
psychological thriller * Sunday Times *
Easily one of my
favourite thrillers of the year * Culture Fly *
[Selman] has
a knack for disturbing and emotional states of mind * Crime Time *
Impossible to put down * Daily Mail *
A
first-rate thriller with an
unforgettable twist -- Editor's Pick * Yours *
If you loved the
shock ending of the author's previous creepy thriller,
Truly, Darkly, Deeply, you'll enjoy the
slick twist in the middle of this one * Woman's Weekly *
A rollercoaster ride * Sunday Post *
A proper
mind-boggling thriller * Sun *
If you loved Big Little Lies and Gone Girl, dive into this dark and disturbing story of toxic relationships * Peterborough Telegraph *
[A] thriller version of What Maisie Knew * Irish Times *
