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Informationen zum Autor Anita Frank Klappentext Some houses are NEVER at peace... SHORTLISTED FOR THE GOLDSBORO BOOKS GLASS BELL AWARD SHORTLISTED FOR THE HISTORICAL WRITERS' ASSOCIATION DEBUT CROWN 'A gothic gem of intrigue and atmosphere' HWA Debut Crown Judges Zusammenfassung Some houses are NEVER at peace… SHORTLISTED FOR THE GOLDSBORO BOOKS GLASS BELL AWARD SHORTLISTED FOR THE HISTORICAL WRITERS’ ASSOCIATION DEBUT CROWN ‘A gothic gem of intrigue and atmosphere’ HWA Debut Crown Judges
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Praise for The Lost Ones:
'A gothic gem of intrigue and atmosphere' Historical Writers' Association Debut Crown Judges
'Supernatural and historical intertwine in Anita Frank's unsettling first novel ... reminiscent of other tales of the supernatural, but conveys its own frissons and shocks'
Sunday Times
'With wonderful character ... This is a brilliantly gothic adventure - and the perfect winter page-turner' Sunday Mirror
'A spine-tingling debut from Anita Frank is part ghost story, part murder mystery, and the perfect chilling read as the nights turn colder and longer' OK!
'I loved it SO MUCH - so creepy and compelling, full of atmosphere and gave me goosebumps...' Lisa Hall
'If you liked A Woman in Black, you'll love this utterly gripping and atmospheric book' Woman & Home
'Haunting, emotional and exquisitely written' Amanda Jennings
'For fans of Henry James and Susan Hill, this chilling supernatural mystery is written in the classic mould. Intriguing, moving and assured' Essie Fox
'My coffee is stone cold. My palms are sweaty. I've raced to the shocking final twist of this lush, beautifully written historical novel. A gripping ghost story with an achingly poignant family mystery at its heart' Samantha King
'The perfect read for dark, chilly winter evenings ... This beautifully written gothic tale interlaces history, intrigue and atmosphere, and offers a fresh take on the classic ghost story tradition' Jane Bettany, Big Issue North
'Will send shivers down your spine ... An eerie, emotionally supernatural tale' Sunday Express
'Dark and devilish' Sunday Post
'A spine-tingling gothic tale of family tragedy, loss and redemption' My Weekly
'Anita Frank's fiendishly devised plot springs a succession of shocks and revelations that keep you gripped until the final page' Noel O'Reilly
