The Liar's Room
The addictive new psychological thriller from the bestselling author of THE HOUSE
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- 8,99 €
Description de l’éditeur
THE DARKLY ADDICTIVE THRILLER THAT READERS CAN'T STOP TALKING ABOUT. IF YOU LIKED WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT KEVIN, YOU'LL LOVE THIS
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'Brilliantly chilling' Cara Hunter, author of Close to Home and In the Dark
'You'll try to outguess the plot but always be one step behind' C J Tudor
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One Room. Two Liars. No Way Out
FROM THE BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THE HOUSE, COMES THE NEW SPINE-TINGLING THRILLER YOU WON'T BE ABLE TO PUT DOWN
Susanna Fenton has a secret. Fourteen years ago she left her identity behind, reinventing herself as a counsellor and starting a new life. It was the only way to keep her daughter safe.
But everything changes when Adam Geraghty walks into her office. She's never met this young man before - so why does she feel like she knows him?
Then Adam starts to tell her about a girl. A girl he wants to hurt.
And Susanna realises she was wrong.
She doesn't know him.
BUT HE KNOWS HER.
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What authors are saying
'Had me in a headlock from the start and wouldn't loosen its grip till the last page' John Marrs
'Deliciously dark and clever' Mark Edwards
'Taut, unsettling and brilliantly done' Tim Logan
'It will have you up all hours of the night!' Kathryn Croft
'Brilliant ... complex characters that draw you in and won't let you go' Amy Lloyd
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What readers are saying
***** 'I read it in one session . . . a fabulous read' Alison, Netgalley
***** 'Wow. Didn't want to put this down' Lucy, Netgalley
***** 'I LOVED this . . . extraordinarily addictive' Liz, Netgalley
***** 'Spine-chilling, creepy, riveting . . . The Liar's Room is a very, very good book' Nicki, Netgalley
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Set mostly during a single marathon therapy session, this unsettling psychological thriller from British author Lelic (The New Neighbors) pits the counselor calling herself Susanna Fenton against the young man who arrives at her office one day and introduces himself as Adam Geraghty. Susanna, who has crafted a second act with her now-14-year-old daughter, Emily, after a horrific series of events 14 years earlier, instantly senses that on some level she knows Adam. When their session begins, however, his pointed questions start to suggest he's the one who knows precisely who she is and that unless she can manage to outmaneuver him, her carefully reconstructed life could come crashing down. Leaving or calling for help isn't an option, given the evidence Adam supplies that he knows Emily and that her safety hinges on Susanna's cooperation. Though the increasingly dangerous sparring between the pair does, inevitably, take on a somewhat stagy quality, the painful secrets exposed and the tragic linked past that emerges contain enough emotional truth to carry the day.)
