Voir les résultats écrits par "Michelle Adams"

Un suspense psychologique électrisant pour les fans de Claire Mackintosh ("Te laisser partir", Prix du meilleur roman étranger Festival Polar de Cognac 2016), S.K. Tremayne ("Le Doute"), S.J. Watson ("Avant d'aller dormir") et Paula Hawkins ("La Fille du train"). Je m'appelle Irini. Mes parents m'ont abandonnée. Je m'appelle Eleanor. Quand ma sœur avait trois ans, mes parents l'ont abandonnée. Moi, ils m'ont gardée. Deux sœurs. Deux vies séparées. Une seule et même famille, unie par un atroce secret. Irini n'avait que trois ans lorsqu'elle a été abandonnée par ses parents.

What would you do if you woke up and didn't know who you were? Chloe Daniels regains consciousness in a hospital with no memory of how she got there. She doesn't recognise the strangers who call themselves family. She can't even remember her own name. What if your past remained a mystery? As she slowly recovers, her parents and sister begin to share details of her life. The successful career. The seaside home. The near-fatal car crash.

With chronic disorders among American children reaching epidemic levels, hundreds of thousands of parents are desperately seeking solutions to their children's declining health, often with little medical guidance from the experts. What's Making Our Children Sick? convincingly explains how agrochemical industrial production and genetic modification of foods is a culprit in this epidemic.

Dr. Irini Harringford was given away by her parents just before her fourth birthday. Although she has spent her whole life trying to convince herself she doesn't need them, deep down Irini longs to understand why she was abandoned, while her parents kept her older sister, Elle. So when Elle gets in touch with news that their mother has died, Irini reluctantly agrees to return to the family home. But she is ill at ease. She and Elle are not close. Irini knows only too well what Elle is capable of.

You don't get to choose your family. She thought she'd never go back home. But there's something in her sister's voice she just can't refuse. And hasn't it always been that way? What her sister asks, she does....