Author:
Jane Holland
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Learn moreMeghan Smith has always been a protective mother. Her baby son, Harry, has a life-threatening condition and is never far from her sight. But on the evening of her wedding anniversary, as she and her husband celebrate in the garden with friends, Harry disappears from his cot without a trace.
In an instant, the perfect life she always longed for is in tatters, her family exposed to interrogation and accusation in the glare of media attention. But none of it gets Meghan answersโor brings back her son.
As her life unravels and suspicion takes hold of her sanity, Meghan begins to question everything she once took for granted. Can she trust her husband? Can she trust her friends? Can she even trust herself?
Jane Holland is a Gregory Awardโwinning poet and novelist who also writes commercial fiction under the pseudonyms Victoria Lamb, Elizabeth Moss, Beth Good and Hannah Coates. Her previous book, Girl Number One, hit #1 in the UK Kindle store in December 2015. Jane lives with her husband and young family near the North Cornwall/Devon border. A homeschooler, her hobbies include photography and growing her own vegetables.
Audiobook details
Narrator:
Elizabeth Knowelden
ISBN:
9781531877934
Length:
9 hours 22 minutes
Language:
English
Publisher:
Brilliance Audio
Publication date:
January 10, 2017
Edition:
Unabridged
Reviews
“A read which wraps you in a blanket of mistrust and unease, taking you to a thrilling end.” —Sue Fortin, author of USA Today bestselling thriller The Girl Who Lied, and Sister Sister
“Utterly believable, scary as hell. Simply compelling.” —Andy Martin, Cambridge academic and expert on crime writing
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