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The Accident
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Lu par :
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Jenny Funnell
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De :
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C.L. Taylor
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Fast-paced and suspenseful The Accident is perfect for fans of Before I Go to Sleep, Gone Girl and Sophie Hannah.
A gripping psychological thriller about the deadly secrets your children can keep …
Sue Jackson has the perfect family but when her teenage daughter Charlotte deliberately steps in front of a bus and ends up in a coma she is forced to face a very dark reality.
Retracing her daughter’s steps she finds a horrifying entry in Charlotte’s diary and is forced to head deep into Charlotte’s private world. In her hunt for evidence, Sue begins to mistrust everyone close to her daughter and she’s forced to look further, into the depths of her own past.
Sue will do anything to protect her daughter. But what if she is the reason that Charlotte is in danger?
©2015 C.L. Taylor (P)2015 HarperCollins Publishers LimitedCommentaires
‘An enjoyable rollercoaster of a suspense novel with multiple twists.’ Daily Mail
‘This dark and creepy book is a must read.’ The Sun
‘A thrilling crime debut’ Woman Magazine
"An ominous atmosphere, a tense tale of past and present colliding, and a narrator whom no-one believes: this book is a delight." Alex Marwood
‘Utterly compelling. I could not put this gripping, heart-stopping page-turner down’ Rowan Coleman
‘Twisty, dark and utterly compelling’ Lucy Diamond
‘I was gripped from start to finish. Everyone should read this book!’ Lucy Robinson
‘This fast, twisty psychological thriller has suspense on every page!’ Paula Daly
‘Gripping and terrifying’ Julie Cohen
‘One of the best books I've read in ages – the tension never lets up until the final pages. Page-turning suspense ratcheted up with every new scene. Sub-plots woven in effortlessly. Brilliant – my heart was racing as I drew nearer and nearer to the ending.‘ Mel Sherratt
