This is not a love story...

Watching sunrises together should have been romantic.
But you were always inside with your wife, and I sat in your garden, in the shadows.
I thought you'd never know how I felt about you.
Until one night, I witnessed a terrible crime.
I wanted it to bring us closer together.
But now the secrets are tumbling out.

'An engrossing and unsettling read with a totally unpredictable ending. Nicola Rayner is a skilled storyteller' Lesley Kara, author of The Rumour

'I was blown away. An outstanding psychological suspense, beautifully written, brilliantly plotted and impossible to put down. Loved every word!' Emma Curtis, author of The Night You Left

'Reels you in until you reach the nail-biting, show-stopping finale. I loved this book so much - the best thriller I've read this year' S.E. Lynes, author of Mother

'The definition of "unputdownable" ... Evocative, pacy and utterly gripping. I loved it' Sara Collins, author of The Confessions of Frannie Langton

'A fantastic story, with clever story-telling, fabulous characters and a jaw-dropping plot. One of my top reads of the year' Rona Halsall, author of One Mistake

'Excellent and emotional page-turning psychological suspense full of dark themes and a brilliantly conceived central character' Jenny Quintana, author of The Missing Girl

'An instant winner for me. And that plot! Perfectly set up to make the ending a complete shock ... One of those books that stays with you' Caroline Corcoran, author of Through the Wall

'Claustrophobically gripping with an exquisitely-wrought narrator' Kate Weinberg, author of The Truants

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“The new GIRL ON THE TRAIN” Observer

She was his.
She was perfect.
And then, she was gone.

Alice has always been haunted by the women from her husband’s past. As an MP and now a TV personality, George Bell’s reputation as a ladies’ man precedes him. But when Alice falls pregnant, her unease becomes an obsession.

And there’s one ex in particular she can’t get out of her head: a beautiful student George dated in his first year, who went missing before they finished university. Ruth.

When Alice sees a woman who looks just like Ruth, she can’t shake the feeling that there’s more to her disappearance than George has been telling her. But does she really want to know what her husband has been getting up to behind her back all these years?