Thriller

Can her own dark secret set her free?Day one. As my eyes adjust to the darkness, I slowly start to recognise my surroundings: the small hole in the door and a narrow window allowing only a small chink of light. The jewellery given to me by my loving husband is gone and I am wearing someone else's clothes. The room is exactly as the first woman described. And the second. And the third... It's then I know, I am the fifth woman to be taken.Just days before, I had interviewed the third victim for the local paper. Her story was the same as those before her: an ordinary woman, locked away for ten days then released with no explanation, and nothing - nothing she could think of - to link her to the others. Throughout the ordeal, her abductor stayed eerily silent.I tell myself I'll be safe; that I can brave the loneliness and survive just like the others. But as the days pass, I can't help thinking of the fourth victim who is still missing.And then I hear the voice coming through the door. 'You said everything would be fine. But it wasn't was it?' It is then that I realise. If I am to make it out alive, I need to revisit a dark secret of my own that I have spent a lifetime trying to forget.An absolutely unputdownable psychological thriller with a truly brilliant twist, perfect for fans of Lisa Jewell, T.M. Logan and C.L. Taylor.This book was previously titled Invisible Victim.Readers are hooked on Ten Days:'OH MY GOSH... I have a reading hangover from the amount of sleep I lost just to finish... I totally didn't see the twist coming. A heart-wrenching psychological thriller that will stay with me for a long time.' Goodreads reviewer, ¿¿¿¿¿'Hooked from page one and so invested in it I was up at 6.30 on Sunday morning so I could finish it... I devoured every page of this fab psychological thriller.' NetGalley reviewer, ¿¿¿¿¿

When 10,000 athletes from 109 nations converge on the city of Wuhan, no one realizes the danger. Dissidents see the Olympic-styled games as an opportunity to strike. And young volunteers form an unlikely partnership to try and stop the terrorists. At center of the plot is the Tsagaan Khas, an extremist group bent on restoring the glory of Kublai Khan. They believe his Yuan dynasty began its downfall with the Black Plague. They buy into an ancient prophesy that only another such pandemic could restore the Mongols to their rightful place of world leadership. Wuhan 2019 also explores the culture of one of China's fastest-growing cities, the 2,000-year history of Yellow Crane Tower, and the splendor of East Lake Greenway. It contrasts the good nature of the Chinese people with overbearing government surveillance, sophisticated retinal scanning and an internet firewall of censorship. It takes readers from the scenic river valleys of southern China to the emperor's summer palace in Manchuria, along the docks of Canton, into the gambling casinos of Macau, to the crowded pens of a Wuhan marketplace.

 Feisty and outspoken Margot Evelyn Hart and her fianc├⌐, the charming and wealthy activist Andrey Orlov Stephen leave Minneapolis to launch an exciting  new life abroad. Their plan: he''ll work for the State Department, and she''ll teach English. Together, they''ll make a difference in peoples'' lives throughout the world, one country at a time, starting in Kosovo. Within days of their arrival in the capital city, Prishtina, her world crashes. Margot learns someone killed Andy with a single gunshot to the back of his head. She refuses to believe it until a vicious stranger bangs on her apartment door. Now, she can no longer deny the facts: Andy is dead, and she is prey.  Margot knows one person in all of Kosovo, Andy''s good friend, Grey Valentin. She loathes the rotund and awkward know-it-all, but realizes he is her only hope of solving Andy''s murder. Even before she and Grey can grieve, they face a tangled web of deceit. Each step closer to the truth reveals complicated secrets, and a threat to the lives of thousands of innocent people. Can Margot and Grey decode the clues in time? Will she survive?   

Seventeen-year-old Sean Galway is brought to Los Angeles from the Midwest by his mother Rhonda after the death of his father. In the midst of the barrio, in 1970's Southeast Los Angeles, Sean has problems adjusting to the new culture. His mother has changed in personality and demeanor and is living a life of prostitution and drugs. Sean is confused and searching for hope. He meets Trinidad an elderly octogenarian illegal alien who tries to reach Sean through his dichos and metaphors from his garden. Will Sean discover the hope that lies within the garden or will he succumb to the police corruption, gangs, drugs, and criminal elements of the streets of Los Angeles.

In this unsettling, seductive psychological thriller, a young woman with multiple personalities is drawn into London's dangerous underworld, for fans of The Silent Patient and An Anonymous Girl"e;Intricately plotted and sensitively written"e; Harriet Tyce, author of Blood OrangeOne woman, many personas. But which one is telling the truth?Alexa Wu is a brilliant yet darkly self-aware young woman whose chaotic life is manipulated and controlled by a series of alternate personalities. Only three people know about their existence: her shrink Daniel; her stepmother Anna; and her enigmatic best friend Ella.When Ella gets a job at a high-end gentleman's club, she is gradually drawn into London's cruel underbelly. With lives at stake, Alexa follows her friend on a daring rescue mission. Threatened and vulnerable, she will discover whether her multiple personalities are her greatest asset, or her most dangerous obstacle.Maxine Mei-Fung Chung is a psychoanalytic psychotherapist, clinical supervisor and training psychotherapist. She lectures on trauma, gender and sexuality, clinical dissociation and attachment theory at the Bowlby Centre and was awarded the Jafar Kareem Bursary for her work supporting people from ethnic minorities experiencing isolation and mental health problems.Originally trained in the arts, she previously worked as a creative director for ten years at Conde Nast, the Sunday Times and The Times. Maxine completed the Faber Academy advanced novel-writing course and currently works in private practice, where she has a particular interest in the creative feminine, advocating for women and girls finding a voice. She lives in London with her son.

If We Were Villains meets The Craft in this page-turning LGBT dark academia thriller.

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A mother seeking justice is soon entangled in a web of deceit so divided, so brainwashed, yet still so intent on its mission, that it cannot be reasoned with. Will her bravery, she never knew she had, be enough of a reward in Hell?