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Book SynopsisSecrets. Suspicion. Survival. No one writes relationships better than B.A. PARIS
''A rollercoaster ride, with plenty of twists'' OBSERVER
''The explosive start of this book sets up a compelling plot [...] written in well-executed super-edgy, short, sharp chapters and the description of her confinement is full of claustrophobic detail and menace'' DAILY MAIL
''Book of the Month: chilling, intense and frightening in places, you''ll be left wondering what is real and what isn''t'' WOMAN & HOME
THEN
Amelie has always been a survivor, from losing her parents as a child in Paris to making it on her own in London. As she builds a career for herself in the magazine industry, she meets, and agrees to marry, Ned Hawthorne.
NOW
Amelie wakes up in a pitch-black room, not knowing where she is. Why has she been taken? Who are her mysterious captors? And why does she soon feel safer here,
Trade Review
With twists and turns aplenty, scandal, mystery and a strong protagonist, this thriller will keep the reader guessing until the very last page! * Candis Magazine *
Fans of the author will be enthralled by this. I loved the short chapters in part one, which really added to the rising tension * Prima Magazine *
Elegant, taut, ingeniously plotted and extremely addictive. Superb! * Will Dean *
Dark and compulsive . . . B.A. Paris again conjures up the tense claustrophobia of Behind Closed Doors and delivers yet another brilliant, unputdownable read * Gilly Macmillan *
Wow! What a ride! A tantalising, taut, tense thriller * Jane Corry *
Dark, daring and irresistible. B.A. Paris takes a clever, sinister survival story and further elevates it with her trademark style and heart. Truly impossible to put down * Chris Whitaker *
Pacy, gripping from the get-go, and with so many twists! I felt so strongly for Amelie and was rooting for her the entire book. The Prisoner is a brilliant addition to B.A. Paris's stella stable of thrillers * L.V. Matthews *
Intense and gripping, The Prisoner is suffused with intrigue and menace * Emma Haughton *
Clever, twisty and unusual * Louise Beech *
Taut, suspenseful, loaded with twists and surprises, and the true definition of a just-one-more-chapter page-turner. It's another B.A. Paris triumph - complex, compelling and absolutely impossible to resist * C.M. Ewan *
So utterly gripping I finished it in one heart-racing afternoon. Clobbered me from the first page and kept me hostage until I'd turned the last * Emma Bamford *
This web of fear and lies is much more complex, satisfyingly so, than Room, involving many more characters, intricate plotting, and layers of subterfuge. Paris's fans won't be disappointed and readers new to the author will be hooked * First Clue *
The explosive start of this book sets up a compelling plot [...] written in well-executed super-edgy, short, sharp chapters and the description of her confinement is full of claustrophobic detail and menace * Daily Mail *
It's a rollercoaster ride, with plenty of twists * The Observer *
Book of the Month: chilling, intense and frightening in places, you'll be left wondering what is real and what isn't * Woman & Home *
Chilling, intense and downright frightening in places * Woman's Weekly *
Pulse pounding * Crime Monthly *
Another nail-biting thriller. A gripping and twisted love story * Hello! *
A dark, gripping story * Bella Magazine *
Punchy chapters ramp up the suspense * Peterborough Telegraph *
Paris skilfully stitches together domestic noir with a kidnap thriller and the result is a gripping read * Daily Mirror *
The tension is electric * The Sun *
This has the best opening scene of any thriller this year. Thoughtful and surprising writing * Daily Mail *
