The Last Lie: The gripping must-read psychological crime thriller from the Sunday Times bestselling author

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The twisty psychological thriller from the Sunday Times bestselling author of After Anna and Seven DaysEveryone lies…but some lies are deadly.For Claire Daniels, life is good. She has everything she’s ever wanted – a career she loves, friends she can rely on and a husband who dotes on her. All she needs is to start a family of her own and things will be even better than good.They’ll be perfect.For Alfie, it couldn’t be more different. His life with Claire is built on a lie. A lot of lies. And she can never find out.Because Alfie has plans for her. Plans which must never come to light. But lies have a way of taking on a life of their own, and when his do, the consequences threaten to destroy everything.For him and Claire.What readers are saying about The Last Lie‘One of those books that once you start you don’t stop’‘From the first page I was completely hooked’‘A wonderful twist’‘Absolutely brilliant from the start to the finish’‘The characters are fantastic’‘A page-turner extraordinaire;‘Totally addictive’‘I was waiting with baited breath wondering how it would end’‘A compelling narrative that keeps the reader turning the pages’‘I could not put it down

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Uitgever

HarperCollins

Aantal pagina's

368

Publicatiedatum

2018-12-27

Verbindend

Paperback

ISBN13

9780008272371

ISBN10

0008272379