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'A brilliant, relentless rollercoaster of suspense that shreds your emotions' PETER JAMES
Audra has finally left her abusive husband. She's taken the family car and her young children, Sean and Louise, are buckled up in the back. This is their chance for a fresh start.
Audra keeps to the country roads to avoid attention. She's looking for a safe place to stay for the night when she spots something in her rear-view mirror. A police car is following her and the lights are flickering. Blue and red.
As Audra pulls over she is intensely aware of how isolated they are. Her perfect escape is about to turn into a nightmare beyond her imagining. . .
Dark secrets and a heart-pounding race to reveal the truth lie at the heart of this page-turning thriller.
Full of dark secrets and heart-pounding twists, Here and Gone is the ultimate page-turner.
'An almost unbearably tense nail-biter of a novel. Cancel all your plans and settle in for the ride...' RUTH WARE
'Packed with smart twists and unforgettable characters, Here and Gone is one of the best debuts of the year. Highly recommended' HARLAN COBEN
About the author
Haylen Beck is the pen name of internationally prize-winning crime writer Stuart Neville. Writing under his own name, Stuart won the LA Times Book Prize for his debut novel and received critical acclaim for his Serena Flanagan detective series set in Belfast. His Haylen Beck novels are set in the US and inspired by his love of American crime writing.
Summary
'A brilliant, relentless rollercoaster of suspense that shreds your emotions' PETER JAMESAudra has finally left her abusive husband. Cancel all your plans and settle in for the ride...' RUTH WARE`Packed with smart twists and unforgettable characters, Here and Gone is one of the best debuts of the year.
Foreword
Her fresh start is about to turn into a nightmare...
'A fantastic thriller - a lone woman, a nightmare scenario, high stakes, breathless suspense...It doesn't get better than this' LEE CHILD
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A rollercoaster of a ride, complete with agonising tension and a heroine you can't help rooting for. It deserves to be a best-seller Daily Mail
