An absolutely gripping and utterly unputdownable psychological thriller Nobody trusts her. How far will they go to get rid of her? The mother-in-law: Elizabeth has never been good enough for my perfect son Richard.
An absolutely gripping and utterly unputdownable psychological thriller Nobody trusts her. How far will they go to get rid of her? The mother-in-law: Elizabeth has never been good enough for my perfect son Richard. I see through her pearly-white smiles and swanky hospital fundraisers to the real reason she married him. When I hear Richard is missing, I know she’s done something terrible. I will find my boy, and force her out of the family… The wife: Richard has always played away, so I just shrug my shoulders as I’m told he’s missing. But Jane’s accusations are like a dagger to my heart. I love my husband, despite everything we’ve been through. But she lost her grip on her son the day we got married. Has she set me up to get rid of me for good? The maid: When Jane asks me to watch Elizabeth, she doesn’t need to explain why. I know what it’s like to come from nothing just like Elizabeth did. What people will do to hide their past. And I see the way she looks around at the house she now owns as if a weight has been lifted off her shoulders. She can’t be trusted, but then neither can I… A gripping thriller from multi-million-copy bestseller Willow Rose. Fans of Lisa Jewell, Freida McFadden and Jeneva Rose will be hooked as they race to the final twist.
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