Happy New Year
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- £7.99
Publisher Description
Brought to you by Penguin.
IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN THE BEST NIGHT OF THE YEAR
BUT SHE NEVER CAME HOME
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It's New Year's Eve. The best night of the year.
As old friends the Wiksells and the Anderssons raise their glasses, their teenage children host their own party across town, finally free to let loose.
But the next morning, seventeen-year-old Jennifer Wiksell is missing.
The hours tick by. The police get involved. And no one knows who to trust.
These two families have a lot to hide.
Could the answer to Jennifer's disappearance lie close to home?
*****
'Tremendously immersive . . . pure reading bliss' M-magasin
'I was close to taking the day off last minute - that's how hooked I was' Blekinge Läns Tidning
© Malin Stehn 2022 (P) Penguin Audio 2022
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
Peaked too early? Romantically heartbroken? All alone at midnight? With its long queues, high prices and even higher pressure, most of us know the feeling of New Year’s Eve disappointment. Just be thankful you’re not a character in prolific YA writer Malin Stehn’s debut adult thriller. When a 17 year old goes missing after leaving a Malmö house party in the snowy depths of a Swedish winter, the ripples spread around her parents’ circle, bringing dark secrets to the surface of their seemingly serene, stylish lives. Written in elegant prose, Stehn’s pacy narrative taps into every family’s worst nightmare. It asks moral questions about how well we truly know our friends and family—and how far we would go to protect them. Unpredictable plot twists touch on issues ranging from sexual politics to social media, from Islamophobia to mental health. Atmospheric flashbacks and alternate narrators add depth. This slow-burning mystery is Nordic noir via American Beauty with a dash of Big Little Lies.
Customer Reviews
Happy New Year
This is a great audio book had me up all night great story line with twist & turns right up till last chapter had me hooked.
Highly recommended.