The Trials of Lila Dalton

<p><p>SHE'S ON A REMOTE ISLAND. DEFENDING A MURDERER. BUT SHE REMEMBERS NOTHING.</p><p>'Unputdownable' Sophia Hannah</p><p>'Mind-blowing, audaciously inventive' Chris Whitaker</p><p>'Totally recommend. Stuart Turton meets Agatha Christie' Sarah Moorhead</p><p>'A heady, ambitious mix of courtroom drama and dystopian mystery' Daily Mail</p><p>Lila Dalton finds herself in the middle of a courtroom as the barrister for a man accused of a terrible crime. She has no memories of her life before this moment.</p><p>Outside, on the strange island where she is staying, things are even more unnerving: hostile locals, tapped calls, threats slipped under her hotel door. Hints from mysterious sources suggest that someone from her forgotten past is in danger - but are the threats genuine? As the trial progresses, Lila must decide who and what she can trust, and whether that includes herself...</p><p>__________</p>
<p>'Feverishly compulsive' Sabine Durrant</p><p>'Inventive and exciting' Guardian</p><p>'Remarkable' The Times</p><p>'Terror lurks at every corner' FT</p><p>'Brilliantly written' Natasha Pulley</p><p>'Achingly atmospheric' Kia Abdullah</p><p><p>'Captivating' Adam Hamdy</p></p>