Someone in the Attic
The gripping new psychological thriller from the Sunday Times bestselling author of No One Saw a Thing
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4.2 • 498 Ratings
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- £2.99
Publisher Description
DISCOVER THE NEW UNPUTDOWNABLE PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER FROM THE NO.1 BESTSELLER
‘An absolute page turner!’ Shari Lapena, bestselling author of She Didn't See It Coming
‘A twisty thriller full of clever misdirection' Claire Douglas, bestselling author of The Family Friend
A fresh start. A safe neighbourhood. Or is it?
You've moved back to your hometown, into a luxury gated community that's designed to keep intruders out. You think your family is safe, but you couldn’t be more wrong.
Your nine-year-old son says there’s a man living in the attic.
You keep hearing noises up there when you’re all alone, but when you check, the loft space is empty.
And then your daughter shows you something on her phone – a video of a man walking around inside your house while no one is home – and you start to panic.
Why would a stranger target you? Unless they’re not a stranger at all.
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Everyone is talking about Someone in the Attic:
'I enjoyed every page' Elly Griffiths
'Heart-thumpingly tense' Sun
'Someone in the Attic twists, thrills and chills. I loved it’ Chris Whitaker
'This book is SO GOOD' Louise O'Neill
'The Queen of Cliffhangers' John Marrs
'I couldn't put it down' Fiona Cummins
'Addictive' Good Housekeeping
'Full of twists and surprises' Jane Casey
'This is her best book yet!' * * * * * Reader review
'The most gripping and thrilling book I've read in a long time.' * * * * * Reader review
'My favourite of Andrea’s so far!' * * * * * Reader review
'WOW! What a book!. * * * * * Reader review
'What a read!!!' * * * * * Reader review
'Bloody hell!' * * * * * Reader review
'Just amazing! * * * * * Reader review
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
Few psychological thriller writers have the ability to leave us, well, totally terrified like Andrea Mara. If you are thinking about reading this one while at home by yourself, perhaps wait until you’re on a beach, train, or at least switch the big lights on. Mara’s action here kicks off in earnest when a woman, Anya, is found dead after a masked intruder slips into her (very nice) home (in a very fancy neighbourhood) while she’s enjoying a peaceful bath. We then meet a friend of Anya’s, Julia, who is given the ultimate scare when she watches an online video of a masked man (perhaps the same one?) emerging from her own attic. Who is this mask-fond maniac? And should Julia be looking closer to home for suspects? Mara leaves crumbs expertly and subtly throughout before dropping a spectacularly well-delivered big finish.
Customer Reviews
Someone in the attic.
Great read loved all the twists and turns.
Love love love
There is so much going on with lots of little mysteries happening at the same time. This makes it hard to guess what is happening in the book.
Great title
I couldn’t put this book down. My new favourite author. If you haven’t read any of her books I highly recommend