Kirjahaku

A remote retreat. A deadly storm. And nowhere to run.Lizzy's had enough-of her clingy boyfriend, her mounting work stress, and the overwhelming pressure to have it all figured out by twenty-eight. When her deadline looms and her relationship starts to suffocate, she books a last-minute escape to a secluded hotel in the Lake District, hoping for peace, clarity, and a bit of breathing room.At first, the peace is exactly what she needed. But when a violent storm cuts off the only road in or out, the sense of calm turns to dread.Then the first body is discovered.With a killer among them and no way to call for help, Lizzy realises her sanctuary has become a prison. The guests are growing suspicious of one another, secrets are surfacing, and whoever the killer is-they're not finished.Lizzy came to escape pressure and commitment. Now, she's just hoping to escape alive.

Forget why you came in the room? More hair in your nose than on your head? A sudden yearning to wear socks with your sandals? It comes to us all, so let's celebrate and laugh about it in this intimate and funny collection of rhymes and illustrations on the sometimes confusing, occasionally poignant, but nearly always hilarious condition called ageing A must read that we can all relate to - whether we recognise our parents or ourselves in there The funny poems and hilarious illustrations show ageing in all it's amusing glory. The perfect read for yourself, gift for your family, or a friends landmark birthday. It must be a senior moment is the third title in the 'It must be' series.