When The Lights Go Out

Kirjan When The Lights Go Out (2022) on kirjoittanut Chris Curran. Kirjan kieli on englanti, ja sen on kustantanut HARPERCOLLINS PUBLISHERS. Kirja on laajuudeltaan 384 sivua ja se on nidottu.

Who can you trust… WHEN THE LIGHTS GO OUT A group of new friends. But can she trust them? For struggling actress Ava, landing a role with the Chimera Theatre Group could lead to her big break. And relocating to a remote country village means stepping out from the shadow of her boyfriend—despite his determination not to let her go. Everyone in the group seems so welcoming, they’re one big happy family. But, like all families, they each have secrets. And someone in the group doesn’t want certain secrets to get out… Everyone is GRIPPED by this thrilling book: ‘I loved it! It's such an immersive read…the story hurtles towards its compelling climax. Brilliant stuff! ’ Kate Rhodes, bestselling author of The Brutal Tide ‘A wonderful, character-driven thriller where alliances and friendships are put to the test’ Sarah Ward, bestselling author of The Quickening ‘A dark psychological thriller that carefully draws you in as the tension mounts. Utterly fabulous’ Victoria Dowd, winner of The People's Book Prize ‘A compelling, complex and claustrophobic story that gripped me from the opening chapter and had me racing through the pages' Sheila Bugler, bestselling author of the Dee Doran series ? ?? ?‘This book had suspense, intrigue, action…kept me glued to my Kindle! ’ Debbie, Netgalley Reviewer ? ?? ? ‘When you think that you have it all worked out, another twist will come your way’ Just Keep Reading ? ?? ? ‘A tense mystery with interwoven story elements that keeps the plot moving’ Katherine, Netgalley Reviewer ? ?? ?? ‘We have waited patiently for a new book by this author…so addictive’ Tracy, Netgalley Reviewer ? ?? ?‘Brilliant, I couldn't put it down. The story and characters are captivating’ Heather, Netgalley Reviewer ? ?? ?? ‘Had me on the edge of my seat until the last page and I cannot recommend it highly enough’