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Will keep you guessing till the last page!
CARA HUNTER
If you love Clare Mackintosh, Cara Hunter or Lisa Jewell, you will be utterly gripped by this dark, twisty police thriller - the first case for DS Kate Munro.
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TWINS HAVE A SPECIAL BOND SOMEONE WILL KILL TO BREAK . . .
As children, Gabi and Thea were like most identical twin sisters: inseparable.
Now adults, Gabi is in a coma following a vicious attack and Thea claims that, until last week, the twins hadn't spoken in fifteen years. But what caused such a significant separation? And what brought them back together so suddenly?
Digging into the case, DS Kate Munro is convinced the crime was personal. Now she must separate the truth from the lies and find the dangerous assailant - before any more blood is spilled . . .
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PRAISE FOR THE DREAM WIFE
I absolutely raced through it - ELLE CROFT
Overturns every assumption you have at the beginning in a startling and clever twist - CARA HUNTER
A clever tale where things aren't what they seem - DAILY MAIL
Read full publisher description CARA HUNTER
If you love Clare Mackintosh, Cara Hunter or Lisa Jewell, you will be utterly gripped by this dark, twisty police thriller - the first case for DS Kate Munro.
* * * * * * *
TWINS HAVE A SPECIAL BOND SOMEONE WILL KILL TO BREAK . . .
As children, Gabi and Thea were like most identical twin sisters: inseparable.
Now adults, Gabi is in a coma following a vicious attack and Thea claims that, until last week, the twins hadn't spoken in fifteen years. But what caused such a significant separation? And what brought them back together so suddenly?
Digging into the case, DS Kate Munro is convinced the crime was personal. Now she must separate the truth from the lies and find the dangerous assailant - before any more blood is spilled . . .
* * * * * * *
PRAISE FOR THE DREAM WIFE
I absolutely raced through it - ELLE CROFT
Overturns every assumption you have at the beginning in a startling and clever twist - CARA HUNTER
A clever tale where things aren't what they seem - DAILY MAIL
