Three Little Lies
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- CHF 4.50
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- CHF 4.50
Beschreibung des Verlags
Someone told a lie.
Someone knows the truth.
Someone is watching you.
*****
When Sasha North comes into Ellen's life, Ellen falls under her spell. As Ellen is welcomed into Sasha's family, she doesn't see the darkness that lies beneath their bohemian lifestyle. Not until a brutal attack changes all their lives forever.
Ten years later, Ellen and Sasha share a flat in London, still bound together by that night. When Sasha disappears, Ellen fears the worst. The police won't take her seriously, but the events of the past give Ellen good reason to be frightened.
What really happened that night? Who is telling the whole truth? These are the questions Ellen must confront when searching for her friend. But someone knows Ellen is looking. And they don't want the answers coming out . . .
*****
Praise for Laura Marshall's debut thriller sensation FRIEND REQUEST:
'An excellent twist' Marian Keyes
'A read-it-in-one-sitting thriller . . . Twisty and gripping but always relatable' Erin Kelly
'Brilliant' Jenny Colgan
'Laura Marshall ramps up the tension page by page until it's impossible to know who to trust . . . I loved it!' Rachel Abbott
'Unnerving' GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
'Sharp, relevant and tightly plotted, with a fabulous twist' SUNDAY MIRROR
'Twisty and gripping . . . You must read this!' Emma Kavanagh
'Tightly plotted and brilliantly tense, this is a devour-in-one-sitting must' HEAT
'I simply couldn't put it down . . . a fast-paced, exciting thriller' Hollie Overton
'A slick psychological thriller with a killer hook' RED ONLINE
'Intriguing and compulsive' Louise Candlish
'A gripping read' CLOSER
'Utterly gripping' Tammy Cohen
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
In 2017, 30-year-old journalist Ellen Mackinnon, the principal narrator of this riveting if flawed tale of deceit from British author Marshall (Friend Request), is living in a London flat with her best friend, Sasha North, when Sasha goes missing. After receiving threatening letters from Daniel Monkton, the former friend they testified against in a court case in 2007 following a tragic incident at a New Year's party, Ellen worries that Sasha's disappearance may be more than one of her usual free-spirited excursions. Ellen's flashbacks illuminating the curious events of her adolescence that led to Daniel's trial cast her in a favorable light. In contrast, she appears frantic and needy in her desperate search for answers to the mystery of Sasha's disappearance, which is overshadowed by the dysfunctional family drama involving Daniel's parents, who are Sasha's godparents. The plot takes a number of twists and turns along the way to the somewhat unimpressive conclusion. Still, Marshall does a good job keeping readers in suspense about Sasha's fate and what really happened at that New Year's party long ago.)
