'Beautifully written . . . This dark tale never loses its grip. Best not to read it at night' DAILY MAIL
'Atmospheric, creepy . . . kept me guessing right till the end. I loved it' ANDREA MARA
'Scary and thrilling in equal nature, I was obsessed with finishing this book. A must read' JO SPAIN
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Since losing her parents in a car crash as a teen, Allie has struggled to cope. Meeting Rory finally made things easier. She's come to rely on him for almost everything, so when he disappears while filming a documentary in the West of Ireland, she fears she'll come undone. Again.
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When a couple arrive at the Dublin apartment she and Rory share, claiming to be the new tenants, Allie is distraught. Why did Rory let out their home without telling her? And - where is he?
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She seeks refuge at the run-down and reputedly haunted Raven Cottage in the Slieve Bloom mountains, where she and Rory were planning to move one day. Allie slowly starts to build a life for herself - and begins to believe that she might manage to make it alone.
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But then Rory's car is found submerged at the end of a pier, nowhere near where he was supposed to be - and the body in the driver's seat isn't his. Alison starts to revisit her memories of their time together, and begins to question if she can trust them...
A gripping, haunting thriller that will give you chills - perfect for fans of Tana French, Erin Kelly and Jane Casey.
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'A rural community full of secrets, a satisfyingly baffling mystery and a plot that races along to a perfect conclusion' JANE CASEY
'Hauntingly atmospheric . . . will keep you up all night!' SAM BLAKE
'Devoured this in two sittings. A hugely atmospheric mystery with a creeping sense of dread' BRIAN MCGILLOWAY
'Had me gripped from the start' AMANDA JENNINGS
"Beautifully written . . . This dark tale never loses its grip - part mystery, part ghost story - with the terrified Allie at its heart. Best not to read it at night" - Daily Mail
"An engaging read with a seemingly vulnerable but in the end surprisingly resilient character at its heart. Thoroughly enjoyable" - Irish Independent
