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Book SynopsisHow do you escape a past you can't remember?
'Had me gripped from the start' 5* reader review
'An outstanding debut' 5* reader review
'Such a mega page-turner' 5* reader review
Kate Sullivan has a beautiful home, a job she loves and a handsome fiancé: all she'd ever dreamed of since getting sober and painstakingly piecing her life back together.
But a chance encounter with her old best friend Becky threatens Kate's newfound and fragile happiness. Kate remembers nothing of their last drunken night out, the night Becky broke off their friendship without warning or explanation.
With Becky back in her life, Kate is desperate to make amends for the past. For the closure she craves, Kate needs to know what she did that ruined everything. But what if the truth is worse than Kate could have imagined?
'A clever tale of how our demons shape our lives' ALEXANDRA SHULMAN
'A cracking debut' IRISH INDEPENDENT
'Gut-wrenching and powerful' CHARLOTTE DUCKWORTH
'[An] emotional page-turner' WOMAN'S WEEKLY
'Beautiful writing and devastating twists' MIRANDA SMITH
'A real, clever page-turner. Dare I say addictive' TINA BAKER
***Previously published as Closure***
Trade ReviewA clever tale of how our demons shape our lives . . . vivid and completely believable * Alexandra Shulman *
A powerful novel . . . I was gripped with a rising sense of dread. Emily Freud brilliantly captures the destructive inner voice of a woman struggling to stay on course * Jane Lythell, author of THE LIE OF YOU *
A raw depiction of addiction and examines
the complexities of female friendship. Filled with
beautiful writing and
devastating twists, this debut is not to be missed * Miranda Smith *
A pacey, heartfelt story about the perils of addiction and adolescence, from a writer who clearly understands the world she creates.
Moving and compelling, I read it in one sitting * Charlotte Philby *
Gut-wrenching and powerful . . . a story that will resonate with many women who struggled to find their place as a young adult. This is a
thoughtful, nuanced and authentic portrayal of female friendship and addiction. It's also highly original - I can't wait to see what Emily writes next * Charlotte Duckworth, author of THE PERFECT FATHER *
An absolute page-turner of a book * Samantha Hayes *
A real, clever page-turner. Dare I say addictive * Tina Baker *
A
stunning, thoughtful debut which explores the nature of
friendship,
addiction and how events of the past stay with us.
Utterly compelling * Catherine Cooper *
Insightful, nuanced . . . authentic . . . an engaging multi-layered story that highlights how we can often let our demons and destructive inner voice shape the course of our lives. Coupled with
superb writing,
the pacing is perfect and the characters are
so relatable. This is
a cracking debut that deserves to do well . . . outstanding * Irish Independent *
[An] emotional page-turner * Woman's Weekly *
A tense and taut psychological thriller about sobriety, friendship and fallen women learning to move beyond the traumas of the past * Culturefly *
Accomplished . . .
well-paced and intricately plotted, with
plenty of tension and
an almighty twist * Promoting Crime Fiction *
