Night Will Find You
The spine-tingling new thriller from the bestselling author of Black-Eyed Susans
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Publisher Description
THE ATMOSPHERIC AND HAUNTING THRILLER FROM THE AUTHOR OF THE BESTSELLING BLACK-EYED SUSANS
**LONGLISTED FOR THE CWA GOLD DAGGER 2024**
'Haunting, heartfelt, chilling and beautifully told' CHRIS WHITAKER
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Three-year-old Lizzie Solomon vanished
from her Texas home eleven years ago.
She was never found.
Her mother remains in prison,
still proclaiming her innocence.
Now the police have called in Vivvy Bouchet.
She's no detective, but the daughter of a psychic,
and her own 'intuition' once saved a life'.
Sceptic detective Jesse Sharp is also working the case.
He doesn’t trust her gifts.
Everyone is watching Vivvy.
Some want her to succeed – others need her to fail.
But Vivvy fears this case will drag her back into her past –
and a darkness that might consume her . . .
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*** Being developed as a TV series by FOX Network ***
PRAISE FOR JULIA HEABERLIN
'Tense, darkly atmospheric...takes your breath away' DAILY MAIL
'Terrific, superbly paced' THE TIMES
'Breathtakingly, heart-stoppingly brilliant' SOPHIE HANNAH
'A thriller to make you remember why you love thrillers' OBSERVER
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
This gripping page-turner from Heaberlin (We Are All the Same in the Dark) conceals its secrets from even the cleverest readers. Twenty-eight-year-old astrophysicist Vivian Bouchet takes leave from her research in the Chihuahuan desert to return home to Fort Worth, Tex., after her mother dies. She is approached by her childhood friend Mike Romano, now a cop, who believes Vivian has psychic abilities like the ones her fortune-telling mother claimed to possess. He asks her to look into the cold case of three-year-old Lizzie Solomon, who disappeared from her home a decade earlier. The girl's mother, Nicolette, is serving time for her murder, even though no body was ever found. Before her death, Vivian's mother made calls to the city claiming one of her clients—not Nicolette—was involved with the abduction, and Nicolette has filed suit against the city for not following up. Vivian agrees to investigate, which makes her a target for the rabid fans of an influential podcast that peddles conspiracy theories, whose host seems to have a personal stake in the case. Vivian is an intelligent, perceptive character who's a pleasure to spend time with, and when the plot kicks into gear, it's nearly impossible to stop reading. This is Heaberlin at her best.
