Author:Jessica Barry
'A novel like razor-wire...part chase thriller, part psychological suspense' AJ Finn, author of #1 bestseller The Woman in the Window
TWO STRANGERS. DANGEROUS SECRETS. THEIR ONLY CHANCE IS EACH OTHER.
Cait's job is to transport women to safety. Out of respect, she never asks any questions. Like most of the women, Rebecca is trying to escape something.
But what if Rebecca's secrets put them both in danger? There's a reason Cait chooses to keep on the road, helping strangers. She has a past of her own, and knows what it's like to be followed.
And there is someone right behind them, watching their every move...
*Named one of the New York Times top 10 crime novels of 2020*
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READERS LOVE THIS BOOK:
'A hard-hitting feminist thriller' *****
'Had me racing through the pages' *****
'Tense and atmospheric' *****
'A masterclass in tension and reader manipulation' *****
A novel like razor-wire...Part chase thriller, part psychological suspense…wholly ingenious.
—— AJ Finn, author of The Woman in the WindowGripping….This action-packed story will keep readers riveted.
—— Publishers WeeklyA nerve-shredding book. Jessica Barry is shockingly perceptive in her portrayal of every day threats to everyday women, every day.
—— Rosamund LuptonHair-raising.
—— New York TimesBarry’s electric, perfectly paced tale reads like the gritty lovechild of Thelma and Louise and Spielberg’s Duel, and readers will cheer for Cait and Rebecca all the way to the end of the road. An action-packed and fiercely feminist big-screen–ready chiller.
—— Kirkus ReviewsA grab-you-by-the-throat novel of suspense that follows the trail of two women pushed to the extreme. Don’t Turn Around is the female-driven thriller you've been waiting for.
—— Danielle Trussoni, New York Times bestselling author of Angelology'Barry follows Freefall (2019) with a second propulsive psychological thriller, this time featuring two female characters who find themselves fighting for survival on a terrifying drive through the New Mexican desert. . . .. Barry delivers hold-your-breath tension, while also addressing highly controversial and relevant women’s issues'
—— BooklistDon't Turn Around is exciting and polished
—— Paul Connolly , MetroA powerful story about trust and betrayal, with a strong feminist message, this vivid thriller is an absolute thrill-ride
—— Deirdre O'Brien , Sunday MirrorBelt up for a fast-paced thrill ride
—— Deirdre O'Brien , BestA stunning World War Two novel, unlike any other
—— SunThe remoteness of the Orkney islands intensifies the hopes and fears of war. The Metal Heart is a story of passion and separation in which the isolation of twin sisters within a tight-knit community threatens tragedy. A deeply atmospheric novel of hope and redemption.
—— Isabelle GreyDraws you into a wild landscape through an exquisitely told love story
—— Elodie HarperSuperbly plotted . . . a story that comes together convincingly, complete with a wonderful double-twist in its final pages
—— The OrcadianUses the true story of the building of the chapel on Orkney to fashion a touching story of sisterly devotion and passionate love
—— Hope Adams, author of Dangerous WomenA mesmerising and atmospheric read
—— CultureflyPraise for THE GLASS WOMAN
—— -A fantastic, atmospheric debut
—— The TimesMemorable and compelling. A novel about what haunts us - and what should
—— Sarah Moss, author of The Times Book of the Year 'Ghost Wall'An enthralling tale
—— Stacey Halls, bestselling author of The FamiliarsIntensely written and atmospheric, with an unusual setting, this is a stark evocation of a community where fear of the outsider is rife and unsettling
—— Daily MailA perfect, gripping winter read. I loved it
—— Sophie Mackintosh, Man Booker longlisted author of 'The Water Cure'Utterly unputdownable. Rich in superstition and mystery, it pulled me in. An incredible novel
—— Ali Land, author of Sunday Times Bestselling 'Good Me Bad Me'A chilling tale
—— Good HousekeepingSimmering resentments and long-held prejudices boil over in this beautifully realised evocation of small-town America. I I loved it.
—— Kate Riordan, author of The HeatwaveAn elegant, mesmerizing debut-Anna Bailey explores festering secrets with a with a sharp, yet tender gaze. This book reads like a whisper in the dark.
—— DANYA KUKAFKA, author of Girl in SnowChilling and compulsive. Tall Bones is a dazzling debut.
—— Kate Hamer, author of The Girl in the Red CoatBrilliant! Could not put it down. It's utterly gripping and beautifully written.
—— Katie FfordeA terrific debut about guilt, secrets and complex family dynamics - the writing is vivid & assured: Anna Bailey is definitely one to watch.
—— Lucy AtkinsAn elegant, mesmerizing debut - Anna Bailey explores festering secrets and family trauma with a sharp, yet tender gaze. This book reads like a whisper in the dark.
—— Danya Kukafka, author of Girl in Snow