Preorder a twisty, unputdownable, pulse-pounding psychological thriller from Amanda Brittany. Perfect for fans of Freida McFadden and C.L. Taylor. Buried secrets are coming to the surface... Annie has avoided returning to her hometown of Ridgewater since the terrible night twelve years ago when her childhood best friend, Giselle, lost her life. But now Annie's brother has been injured in an accident identical to Giselle's, and she knows she must go back. Giselle's mother – still living in the house next door to Annie's family – is as creepy as ever, consumed with the memories of her dead daughter. Natalie, another of Annie's old friends, is similarly obsessed, desperate to uncover the truth of what really happened that night. Then Annie and Natalie discover that another girl went missing in Ridgewater around that time. Could Annie's brother be involved? And was there really a voice calling 'let me out' from behind a locked door? As the connection between Annie's family and the tragedy twelve years before starts to emerge, things grow more sinister – and Annie's own safety comes under threat. Is Ridgewater about to claim another victim? Praise for Amanda Brittany: 'A whirlwind of a read. Just brilliant!' Diane Jeffrey 'Addictive and fast-paced. Amanda Brittany is a name to keep your eye on. A brilliant thriller.' Phoebe Morgan 'Wow, what a thrill-fest of a read this is! A fantastic locked-room story, with an ominous setting and an oddball cast of characters who do nothing but surprise you as a reader. Everything I love in a psychological thriller.' Rona Halsall 'Brilliant, pacey, and will leave you suspecting everyone is involved!' Darren O'Sullivan 'Amanda Brittany is one of the best psychological thriller writers currently around. This was a fantastic read and I highly recommend.' Keri Beevis 'Eerie and dramatic, it's a carefully crafted mystery.' Woman's Weekly 'A fabulous whodunnit which is fast paced, with a surprising twist at the end… I thoroughly recommend this book. I found it hard to put down.' 5 star Reader Review
