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Hush Little Baby
Oct 8, 2024 2:46 AM

Author:Joanna Barnard,Clare Corbett,Daniel Weyman

Hush Little Baby

Random House presents the audiobook edition of Hush Little Baby by Joanna Barnard, read by Daniel Weyman and Clare Corbett.

When baby Oliver breaks his arm, no-one can (or will) say how it happened.

His mother is exhausted.

His father is angry.

His older sister is resentful.

And they all have something to hide...

Reviews

Beautifully written, clever and compelling with characters that leapt off the page. It kept me guessing all the way through ... and I never expected that ending! Excellent.

—— Claire Douglas

HUSH LITTLE BABY by Joanna Barnard delves deep into an emotional scenario that feels powerfully true to life. Sharply observed, authentic and moving, it gripped me until the final devastating twist.

—— Samantha King, Author of THE CHOICE

Raw, emotional and honest, this is a gripping read which tackles many taboos about parenthood

—— Claire Allan

Tim Weaver is the rising star of British crime and I Am Missing will haunt your dreams

—— Tony Parsons , Sunday Times bestselling author of the DC Max Wolfe series

Tim Weaver writes books so meticulously researched that the reader is educated as well as entertained, enthralled and intrigued. David Raker is a most complex and engaging investigator, each case leaving its mark on his soul, and ours

—— Liz Nugent , Sunday Times bestselling author of Lying in Wait

Wow, I'm going to be thinking about this book for a long time! Such an original premise and so compelling that I didn't want to put it down. Tim Weaver takes us through a range of emotions; I went from being terrified one minute to sad the next. The writing is beautiful and the plot so cleverly constructed I never guessed any of the twists. I enjoyed it so much I'm now going to read the rest of the David Raker series

—— Claire Douglas , Sunday Times bestselling author of Local Girl Missing

A really exciting, interesting and genuinely original read. I had no idea where it was going

—— Gillian McAllister , Sunday Times bestselling author of Everything but the Truth

Praise for Tim Weaver

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I couldn't put it down

—— Sun

Terrific

—— Sunday Times

Written with elegance and craft - what a talent

—— Daily Mail

His books get better each time - tense, complex, sometimes horrific, written with flair as well as care

—— Guardian

I can't remember a thriller containing so many twists and surprises

—— The Times

Taut and thrilling

—— Richard & Judy Book Club

Impressive . . . a dark, complex and visceral read

—— Financial Times

The story-telling is little short of brilliant

—— Crime Fiction Lover

Complex and full of clever twists . . . These novels give you everything you could want from a thriller - and the quality of Weaver's writing sets them apart from the rest

—— deadgoodbooks

Perfect plotting, great characterisation, and the kind of payoff that a thriller of this calibre deserves

—— Bookgeeks

Weaver's credentials are sui generis, and they are burnished by this latest novel

—— Barry Forshaw , Crime Time

le Carré has made and peopled a myth. Myths do not age

—— Financial Times

Deeply moving in its portrait of a man adrift in a climate he no longer understands

—— Metro

[As] labyrinthine as you'd expect ... le Carré has always been a master

—— The Tablet

Razor-sharp insight from the battle-weary Guillam and fascinating glimpses into the murky spycraft at the height of the Cold War only add to the joy of this sublimely accomplished thriller

—— The People

This is a truly wonderful, morally complex, politically astute novel written with elegance and panache . . . the visceral thrill of its twists and its complexities, its edge-of-the-seat qualities

—— Scotland on Sunday

[Le Carré's] writing has lost none of its pith or potency . . . his powers of invention have kept up with the pace of an ever-changing and complex world'

—— The Scotsman

Thrilling and fascinating - a satisfying close to the saga

—— The Independent

This sublime thriller

—— Sunday Mirror

This really is vintage le Carré

—— Mail on Sunday

It's brilliantly done and very enjoyable

—— Prospect

[A] late-career triumph

—— 1843 Magazine

A splendid novel

—— Sunday Times

An immensely clever piece of novelistic engineering

—— Guardian

Ali Land's Good Me Bad Me is an intensely compelling exploration of nature versus nurture wrapped up in a page-turning psychological thriller. Darkly disturbing and beautifully written. What more could any reader want?

—— Sarah Pinborough

Good Me Bad Me is an astonishing debut - technically sophisticated and emotionally heart wrenching. So many things are done well - the status jungle of girls school, the psychological dissonance of a dysfunctional family, the internal machinery of damaged children. I thought it was wonderful

—— Helen Callaghan, bestselling author of , Dear Amy

One word: Wow. What a brilliant book - believable, shocking, thought-provoking and utterly compelling. The writing, as well as being so pacey, is beautiful. This feels such a current and original book

—— T R Richmond

Good Me Bad Me is a compelling page-turner. Chilling and dark, it grips you and won't let go

—— Rebecca Done

Ten pages into Good Me Bad Me, I became an Ali Land fan. Her beautiful, intimate voice immediately tugged me into the heart and mind of a serial killer's daughter and then wouldn't let go. Is there hope for this teenager's new life outside of her mother's horror? Original, intense, and utterly compelling, Good Me Bad Me is not just a terrific thriller but a psychological dive into a young girl's soul. It takes subtlety and perfect balance to maintain a dark tale like this, and Land never once stutters or makes you look away

—— Julia Heaberlin, author of Sunday Times bestseller , Black-Eyed Susans

2017's most hotly anticipated psychological thriller

—— Stylist

A creepy, compulsive thriller I read in one breathless gulp... Good Me Bad Me reveals its shocking secrets slowly while reeling in the reader with all the intricate skill of a spider spinning a web. One not to be missed

—— Red Magazine

Dark, claustrophobic and thought-provoking. You'll read this outstanding debut while holding your breath!

—— Prima Magazine

An incredible narrative voice . . . Very special and different

—— Radio 4's Open Book

Terrifyingly good. The terror of Liz Nugent mixed with the teen angst of Louise O'Neill

—— The Irish Examiner


Frightening and enthralling

—— Grazia

Gripping from the first page

—— Elle UK

Even the twists have twists

—— i paper

Chirovici has written a very clever book. The plot twists and turns, backtracks and goes round in circles, so you can never be quite sure where it’s going to go next.

—— Watford Observer

The Book of Mirrors will keep you up until you’ve finished it

—— Metro

Twisty novel full of unexpected developments and untrustworthy characters

—— Sunday Times Culture

Chilling

—— Steph’s Book Blog

a must read

—— Femina

An intriguing whydunit underpinned by a treatise on memory, as a number of witnesses create a cat’s cradle of conflicting testimony designed to keep the reader guessing to the very end

—— Irish Times

The Book of Mirrorsengages on a number of levels. Chirovici delights in leading the reader down various blind alleys and keeps us turning the pages

—— Times Literary Supplement
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