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Biographical note
Jenny Blackhurst grew up in Shropshire thinking that authors were rock stars and that she needed to get a real job. After being made redundant she decided to write, and at some point writing became her real job. She is an avid reader and can mostly be found with her head in a book or hunting Pokemon with her son, otherwise you can get her on Twitter @JennyBlackhurst or Facebook.
‘More twists and turns than Alton Towers theme park. Five stars’ Angela Marsons
‘An electrifying, breathless read’ Woman’s Own
Twenty-five years ago a little girl went missing. Now, it’s happening all over again…When five-year-old Elsie Button was snatched on the Welsh island of Anglesey, it sent shockwaves through the quiet community. A local man confessed to the crime and was imprisoned for life; his family fled in shame.
Kathryn has felt the loss of Elsie ever since: not only were they were best friends but she has to live with the guilt that her own father is to blame. There’s only silence when she visits her dad in prison and asks, over and over, ‘Where is she?’
When another girl is taken, twenty-five years to the day, Kathryn can’t stay away. She’ll join the search, atone for her father’s sins, and maybe get the answers she needs. But not everyone wants the truth to come out…
A gripping must-read psychological thriller from the #1 bestselling author Jenny Blackhurst. Unmissable for fans of K. L. Slater, C. L. Taylor and S. E. Lynes.
Praise for The Girl Who Left‘Tense, fast-paced and heart-grippingly emotive... everything you could want in a psychological thriller ’ Steph Broadribb
‘A breath-taking page-turner of a mystery, full of dark truths and heart-breaking revelations’ Susi Holliday
‘A thought-provoking examination of the lengths we will go to for the ones we love’ Lucy Dawson
‘An engaging mystery, packed with tension, twists and intrigue’ Emma Haughton
Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Jenny Blackhurst grew up in Shropshire thinking that authors were rock stars and that she needed to get a real job. After being made redundant she decided to write, and at some point writing became her real job. She is an avid reader and can mostly be found with her head in a book or hunting Pokemon with her son, otherwise you can get her on Twitter @JennyBlackhurst or Facebook.