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Book SynopsisI was gripped' Louise Jensen, author of The FallTeenage girls can do some pretty awful thingsLexie and Amber used to share everything, especially their dream of getting out of their small-town home. Born only ten months apart, they once thought they couldn't be closer.THEY WERE WRONG.Fifteen years ago, Amber was brutally murdered in the woods, and Lexie's high-school boyfriend was sentenced to death for her killing. Lexie is still stuck in the town she dreamed she'd leave, and everyone thinks she knew more about the night of the killing than she told.PROBLEM IS, THEY'RE RIGHT.Now the execution is just days away, and the town has breathed a sigh of relief. But old secrets are finally being uncovered, and it's clear not everyone wants the truth to be told.AND TIME IS RUNNING OUTReaders are LOVING Sweet Little LiesGripped me from page one'Kept me on the edge of my seat'I would recommend to anyone'A must read'Keeps up the suspense right up until the very end'
Trade Review Praise for Karin Nordin
‘A taut mystery: I was gripped’
Louise Jensen, author of The Fall
‘Brooding and atmospheric – full of mystery and twists where nothing is quite as it seems’
Catherine Cooper, author of The Chalet
‘A dark, atmospheric and compelling story!’
Jackie Kabler, author of The Perfect Couple
‘Kept me gripped throughout and guessing right up to the end. A cracking thriller!’ Philippa East, author of Little White Lies
‘A gripping, race-against-the clock thriller that ratchets up the tension and keeps up the suspense right up until the very end.’ Diane Jeffrey, author of The Guilty Mother
‘Such a great thriller with superb characterization to boot’
Khurrum Rahman, author of Homegrown Hero
‘Absolutely loved it!’
Laure Van Rensburg, author of The Downfall
‘Dripping with atmosphere, this is a compelling, twisty story with a real heart of darkness. Nordin is back and better than ever!’
Louise Mumford, author of The Hotel
‘Incredibly vivid… twists and turns around every corner’
Steve Frech, author of Dark Hollows
‘Had me glued to my Kindle for most of the day’
Jenny O’Brien, author of Silent Cry
