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Book SynopsisOne stolen baby. Two desperate strangers. One night of terror.
The USA Today and Sunday Times top ten bestselling author returns with a dark and twisty psychological thriller.
Trade Review'Tense and menacing with utterly compelling characters. Domestic noir at its darkest’ Louise Jensen
‘I absolutely inhaled Don't You Cry. What a cracker of a read – breathlessly exciting and heart-stopping!’ Elizabeth Haynes
'A genuine page-turner. I flew through it. You won't be able to put it down’ Christi Daugherty
‘I powered through the fantastic Don’t You Cry – it's twisty, original, and impossible to put down!’ Roz Watkins
'Incredibly tense and utterly gripping with a strong, original premise – this is Cass Green's best yet and I implore everyone to read it’ SJI Holliday
‘A heart-racing, twisty thriller jam-packed with emotion and suspense – I loved it.' Mel Sherratt
'A compulsive, addictive read, cast with unnerving characters and a premise that packs a real emotional punch’ Lucy Clarke
‘I found it impossible to put Don’t You Cry down. It’s claustrophobic and tense, and, as the layers are masterfully peeled back, there is a sense of real menace. Truly gripping’ Alex Lake, bestselling author of After Anna
‘If you want a page-turner with a cast of compelling characters, this is the book for you. I couldn't put it down’ Sarah Ward, author of In Bitter Chill
Praise for Cass Green:
‘Dark, gripping and totally compelling. A genuine page-turner’ Alex Lake, bestselling author of After Anna
‘A beguiling thriller, beautifully written and suffused with a delicately rising sense of menace which builds to a nerve-shredding climax. Once again Cass Green has written a book which you’ll happily be held captive by’ Eva Dolan
‘The Girl on the Train meets Notes on a Scandal. I read it one sitting, totally gripped.’ Erin Kelly
‘The Woman Next Door had me gripped from first page to last – completely under the spell of prim yet twisted narrator Hester, a pensioner with an exhilaratingly pitch-black heart of darkness beneath her twinset and pearls’
Ruth Ware, author of In A Dark Dark Wood
