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The Missing Pieces of Sophie McCarthy
The Missing Pieces of Sophie McCarthy
Oct 12, 2024 12:23 AM

Author:Ber M Carroll

The Missing Pieces of Sophie McCarthy

'Intriguing, compelling. Impossible to put down and irresistibly good' Liane Moriarty

She's the victim.

But is she so innocent?

Sophie McCarthy is known for her determination, ambition and brilliance at work. She's tough, but only because she wants to get the best out of people.

Aidan Ryan is strong, honourable, and a family man. He's tough too; the army requires it.

When these two strangers are brought together in a devastating incident, Sophie's life is left in ruins. Her family wants to see Aidan pay for what he did.

Aidan's prepared to sacrifice everything - including his marriage and his child - to fix the mess he's made.

But some things can't be fixed, and Sophie is not at all what she first appeared . . .

The Missing Pieces of Sophie McCarthy is a gripping, impossible-to-put-down exploration of betrayal and revenge.

'Sucked me in from the first page. The characters were intriguing, the plot thrilling and the writing effortless. It has been a long time since a book engaged me like this. I will be telling everyone I know to read this book' Sally Hepworth, bestselling author of The Family Next Door

'What starts as an intricate, multi-narrator domestic drama slowly reveals its secrets to become something much darker indeed' Heat

'Utterly compelling with complex and real characters, and echoes of both Liane Moriarty and Charity Norman. A completelygripping and emotional page-turner'Lucy Clarke, bestselling author of You Let Me In

'Very well written and suspenseful with characters to believe in; it was deeply psychological and I thoroughly enjoyed it' Lisa Ballantyne, bestselling author of Little Liar

Reviews

Such an intriguing, compelling novel. Impossible to put down and irresistibly good

—— Liane Moriarty

Sucked me in from the first page. The characters were intriguing, the plot thrilling and the writing effortless. It has been a long time since a book engaged me like this. I will be telling everyone I know to read this book

—— Sally Hepworth

What starts as an intricate, multi-narrator domestic drama slowly reveals its secrets to become something much darker indeed

—— Heat, The Twisty One

An utterly compelling psychological suspense novel about ambition, revenge and family. The characters are complex and real, and I became so immersed in their worlds that I read the last two hundred pages in one sitting. With echoes of both Liane Moriarty and Charity Norman, I was fascinated by B.M. Carroll's dissection of two families pushed to breaking point. A completely gripping and emotional page-turner

—— Lucy Clarke

Very well written and suspenseful with characters to believe in; it was deeply psychological and I thoroughly enjoyed it

—— Lisa Ballantyne

Praise for B M Carroll

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A cast of warm, engaging characters in a sparkling story that crosses the globe between Ireland and Australia. I enjoyed every page of this touching, authentic novel

—— Liane Moriarty , on Worlds Apart

A clever eye for characterisation and story

—— Cathy Kelly , on Once Lost

With all the humour and empathy of Binchy, Carroll captures the conflicts and compromises women make

—— Daily Telegraph, on Once Lost

Sheer genius ... The narrative is hilarious and full of Holmesian clues and deliberate errors which will leave the eagle-eyed reader feeling just a bit smug. A joy from start to finish

—— Independent

Superb ... Fans of traditional puzzle mysteries will be enthralled.

—— Publishers Weekly

…pure pleasure for readers. Show-business in-jokes, patches of literary parody and a vicious police-department rivalry all coalesce to make The Sentence Is Death a must-read delight.

—— Wall Street Journal

Succeeds on all levels ... Horowitz has the Midas touch

—— Booklist

This mystery is a worthy and witty follow-up to last year's best-seller The Word Is Murder ... brilliant and enigmatic

—— AARP

No one currently working the field has anywhere near this much ingenuity to burn

—— Kirkus

As convincing as it was gripping, a fabulous debut thriller.

—— Sunday Mirror

This strong debut features two very different teenage girls, both trying to make sense of their lives…
Barber skilfully evokes their contrasting worlds and blundering steps towards the truth.

—— Mail on Sunday, Thrillers of the Month

A fast paced and interesting exploration of the lives of two teenagers in very different circumstances. A gripping read… thoroughly enjoyable

—— Frost Magazine

I thoroughly enjoyed My Name is Anna from the outset, my attention was grabbed by the intriguing prologue and beautiful prose. Lizzy Barber manages to balance a compelling narrative with excellent attention to detail and exquisite descriptions.

—— Something Bookish

A chillingly compulsive read

—— Daily Mail

Tells the tale of the Icelandic witch trials

—— Red

A tense, Iceland-set thriller

—— Sunday Post

A gorgeous book about the power of stories that makes the landscape of Iceland as powerful a character as any of the humans

—— Sarah Shaffi, PHOENIX

A haunting novel that delivers chills. THE GLASS WOMAN is charged with the dark energy of the Icelandic Sagas

—— Kirkus Reviews

Mystery and potential danger linger throughout, and with its dreamy prose THE GLASS WOMAN satisfies readers with the ways of an old world

—— Publisher’s Weekly

A chilling and enthralling telling of the Icelandic witch trials. Not only beautifully drawn but poignant, evocative and fascinating. A haunting gothic tale'

—— Historia

A rare look at male witch trials, set in Iceland

—— Guardian
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