Another twisty psychological thriller from the author of The Leaving – this time with a dash of supernatural intrigue added in. Perfect for fans of E. Lockhart and Patrick Ness

What if ... no one knows the truth about you? It's been thirteen years since Kaylee's infamous birth mother, Crystal, received a life sentence for killing Kaylee's little brother in a fit of rage. Once the centre of a cult-following for her apparent telekinetic powers, nowadays nobody's heard of Crystal. Until now, when a reporter shows up at Kaylee’s house and turns her life upside down, offering Kaylee the chance to be part of a high-profile podcast investigating claims that Crystal truly did have supernatural mind powers. But these questions lead to disturbing answers as Kaylee is forced to examine her own increasingly strange life, and make sense of certain dark and troubling coincidences … Unusual and gripping, The Possible will twist the reader round and round as it hurtles towards a sensational climax. For lovers of We Were Liars, Patrick Ness and Derren Brown.

"You will not sleep, check your phone or even breathe once you begin reading The Leaving. Altebrando hides a meditation on memory and identity inside a top-speed page-turner. I promise, you will not even look up from the page" - E. Lockhart, author of WE WERE LIARS on THE LEAVING

"This intriguing story will have you flipping pages until the very end" - Buzzfeed, on THE LEAVING

"4 stars: creepy mystery about missing children returning home" - Heat Magazine on THE LEAVING

"This book gripped me on the first page, and by the last, had really moved me. It's a twisty, oh no she didn't thriller that keeps the surprises firing, but also a thoughtful meditation on memory, identity, and what really makes us who we are" - Bennett Madison, author of SEPTEMBER GIRLS on THE LEAVING

"This is no mere thriller; folded into this compulsively readable work are thought-provoking themes ... Teens who enjoy engrossing, contemplative titles such as Adam Silvera’s More Happy Than Not will devour this insightful musing on memory and identity" - School Library Journal on THE LEAVING

"A twisting, harrowing story ... Engrossing, both as a thriller and a meditation on memory – its limits, its loss, and the ways it deceives and constructs identity" - Publishers Weekly on THE LEAVING