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Book Synopsis'Prepare for your heart rate to rise reading this edge-of-your-seat psychological thriller!' The Sun
'If you're looking for a page-turner, this is it!' Hello!
'The perfect choice for fans of C.L. Taylor and Louise Candlish' Woman's Weekly
'A superbly pacy thriller that will keep you looking over your shoulder' Sunday Mirror
YOU HAVEN'T FORGOTTEN.
THEY HAVEN'T FORGIVEN.
Leah Wallace has just achieved her dream of becoming editor at a regional paper. On her first day a 15-year-old girl, Hope Hooper-Smith, is reported missing. The police fear that she has been abducted.
Hours later, another teenage girl goes missing. But this girl, Tilly Bowers, is from a troubled background and is a habitual runaway. Leah decides to run the Hope's abduction on the front page, while Tilly only gets a small mention on page eighteen. The next day, Hope is found unharmed at a train station. But Tilly is never seen or heard from again.
Sixteen years later, a TV documentary questions Leah's decision not to give Tilly's case immediate coverage, implying that she could have cost Tilly her life, and Leah starts receiving death threats online.
Then mysterious paper dolls begin appearing, cut from the newspapers Leah used to edit, and she suspects that an intruder has been in the house. Leah becomes convinced that someone wants to punish her for the part she played in Tilly's disappearance. But just how far will they go to make her pay?
A gripping and chilling psychological thriller, perfect for fans of Lisa Jewell and C.L. Taylor.
Trade ReviewThe perfect choice for fans of
CL Taylor and
Louise Candlish, the psychology that drives this
dark mystery forward shows the
human mind at its most calculating. * Woman's Weekly *
If you're looking for
a page-turner, this is it! * Hello! *
Prepare for your heart rate to rise reading this
edge-of-your-seat psychological thriller! * The Sun *
This
dark mystery shows the human mind at its most
twisted and
calculating * Woman *
A
superbly pacy thriller that will
keep you looking over your shoulder * Sunday Mirror *
Stylish and
creepy - a
gripping read * Best *
