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Book SynopsisFrom the author of stunning historical fiction books comes a
Sunday Times bestselling new story of crime, deceit, and murder, set in the early 1920s…
Trade Review Praise for The Good Liars:
‘Ingenious’ Sunday Times
‘The Good Liars is not only a superb book, it’s a clever book… It’s claustrophobic, addictive and utterly compelling; I absolutely loved it. Highly recommended’ MW Craven
‘Nothing is as it seems… I couldn’t put it down’ Claire Dyer
‘A compelling, WW1 tale of deceit, lies and the damages of war. Dripping with claustrophobic tension and absolutely unputdownable. I loved it' Rebecca Netley
‘I… truly couldn’t put it down. Frank is a writer who I will continue to read, again and again, she never lets you down’ Fíona Scarlett
‘A cracking read! Dark and twisting and hugely atmospheric… Bravo!’ Liz Hyder
‘Exquisitely written, this haunting tale of guilt and grief treads a perfect line between chilling ghost story and gripping mystery’ Tom Hindle
‘Anita Frank has created a range of characters alternately agreeable and repellent, and yet all entirely readable, in a blend of history and mystery. A real page-turner’ Mandy Robotham
‘A fabulous book. A vivid portrayal of trauma and guilt in the wake of the First World War; tenderly drawn characters… a plot full of twists and turns and heartbreaking revelations with a sprinkling of spookiness on top’ Laura Shepherd-Robinson
‘A cleverly structured story, with twist after twist… Excellent’ Ragnar Jonasson
‘An atmospheric twisty tale… told in Anita Frank’s trademark gorgeous prose’ Carolyn O’Brien
'Engrossing and beautifully written with a keen eye for historical detail that is woven seamlessly through the pages' Victoria Selman
‘Kept me guessing until the end. I loved it’ Neema Shah
Praise for Anita Frank:
‘From now on, Anita will be a must-read author for me’ Jill Mansell
‘A page-turner’ Caroline Scott
