The Father
The completely gripping crime thriller from John Nicholl
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5.0 • 3 Ratings
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- $6.99
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- $6.99
Publisher Description
A completely gripping crime thriller that will have you hooked, from UK Top 50 bestselling author of The Bride 'A dark and devastating story that grips you from the very first page' T. J. Emerson, author of The Perfect Holiday.
What you don’t know can hurt you.
Thirty years ago Anthony Mailer was a seven-year-old boy trapped in Dr Galbraith’s basement. Now he’s a journalist, a husband and a father. But no matter how far he’s come, at times he’s still that scared little boy.
In order to save his marriage, he has to stop hiding from what happened and deal with it once and for all.
But digging into the past holds dangers Anthony never imagined . . .
A note from the author: While fictional, this book was inspired by true events. It draws on the author’s experiences as a police officer and child protection social worker. The story contains content that some readers may find upsetting. It is dedicated to survivors everywhere.
Get ready to be gripping onto your seat during this twisty, dark thriller. If you loved The Housemaid, The Girl on the Train, and The Couple at No.9 you'll love The Father.
Praise for The Father:
'The chill is tangible' Owen Mullen
'Dark, disturbing, and brilliant. Kept me up all night!' Diana Wilkinson
'A frightening book that lures us into the darkness where monsters live. John Nicholl's knowledge of this world from his years of police work makes his characters ring true' Billy Hayes
'An emotional roller coaster... I couldn't stop reading until I reached the end' McGarvey Black
'Dark and disturbing. One to really get your pulse racing. This is a story you won't forget' Ross Greenwood
‘An outstanding piece of work by a truly masterful storyteller’ Anita Waller
'Disturbing and gripping . . . John Nicholl’s experience of police and child protection work adds truth and reality to Anthony’s search for closure' Phil Rowlands
Customer Reviews
Heartbreaking
“How far would you go to protect your daughter…”
The Father is the third and final book in the Doctor Galbraith series. I am not going to lie, I am relieved that there are no more books to come. This is not a negative reflection on the series in any way at all, as the books are very good, but the subject matter is too much for me if it were to continue.
In this final instalment we are with Anthony, 30 years after the horrific abduction and torture he received at the hands of Galbraith, at just seven years old. As expected, this experience still haunts him which affects his relationship with his wife and daughter, but decides to write a book detailing his experience in the hope those relationships can be mended and himself healed.
This is another emotional read that broke my in heart in two