'Such a great read … I loved being in [this] world. What a beautiful and intriguing island!' Lucy Clarke
'OMG THIS BOOK!!! What a rollercoaster of a read! This was a masterful and twisty tale. I literally had no idea who to trust until the very end' Reader review



A gripping destination thriller, perfect for fans of Lucy Clarke, TM Logan and Catherine Cooper.



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My only child Lola is turning eighteen soon, but I won’t be with her. For two weeks every year, I hide myself away while I endure the nightmares that haunt me around her birthday.


Because she can never know the truth – that I am plagued by terrible visions from the summer I spent in Corsica when I was eighteen. It ended in tragedy, and I have never forgiven myself for the part I played.


But my world is about to fall apart all over again.


Lola calls to tell me she’s not with her friends in Cyprus, but alone in Corsica. I have no choice. I have to go back to the island and bring her home.


But as I revisit the memories, see the same faces again, I start to wonder if there was more to the events of that summer than I realised. Are there others keeping secrets just like me? Ones that are even more deadly…


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‘A true page turner… I love it’ Catherine Cooper


‘Nail-biting… The Perfect destination thriller’ The Courier


‘A tense, twisty thriller set against a deceptively beautiful backdrop. I couldn’t put it down.’ Sophie Flynn


‘Dark, twisty secrets that resurface under a Corsican sun – a perfect summer thriller; I blazed through it!’ T Orr Munro


'The perfect summer thriller from an author who never disappoints!!' A.A. Chaudhuri


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Readers give it 5 stars!
'A book you will not want to put down with a great twist'


'Totally unputdownable, this book had me completely hooked from the first to the last page'


'A smart, atmospheric psychological thriller I’d absolutely recommend to anyone who likes their summer reads with a darker side'


'What a rollercoaster ride this book is! I just had to keep reading'


'Gripping and intriguing, couldn't put it down'