One Dark Night
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4.1 • 52 Ratings
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- $12.99
Publisher Description
The girl in white was supposed to be a ghost. Then her body was found at the bottom of the folly.
Everyone in Thorncombe knows the legend of the murdered bride who haunts the woods—a girl in a white dress who lures the unwary to their deaths. Most dismiss it as folklore.
Until Halloween.
The morning after a party in the haunted woods, a teenage girl is discovered dead. Dressed in white. Her body carefully arranged beneath an ancient stone folly.
Detective Ben Chase knows the stakes couldn't be higher. With a teenage daughter of his own, he refuses to believe this was simply a party gone wrong. But as he digs deeper, he uncovers a web of secrets, lies and simmering tensions hidden beneath the surface of the close-knit town.
Was the girl the victim of a cruel prank that turned deadly? Or is someone using Thorncombe's darkest legend to disguise a far more sinister crime?
As the investigation closes in on the truth, the danger creeps ever closer to Chase's own family. And with a killer still at large, no one is safe.
A gripping, atmospheric thriller packed with twists, secrets and heart-stopping suspense, where nothing is quite as it seems—and the truth may be more terrifying than the legend.
'Thrilling and page-turning!' — Sally Hepworth
'The new master of the atmospheric thriller' — Ali Lowe
'Delivers suspense until the very end.' — Books+Publishing
Customer Reviews
Tedious
The story wasn’t too bad, although a bit cliched. What spoiled it was the incessant crying by the characters, every second page was a deluge of tears. Coupled with the hands flying to the mouth or cheeks on a regular basis it became tiresome, boring and distracting.