Author:Tim Weaver
THE SINISTER & CHILLING THR SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER FROM THE AUTHOR OF RICHARD & JUDY THRILLER NO ONE HOME
I buried you.
I mourned you.
But now you're back . . .
A woman walks into a police station.
She has no phone and no ID, just a piece of paper that reads 'David Raker'.
She says she's his wife.
She looks just like her.
She knows everything about him.
But David buried his wife eight years ago.
Is this really the woman he loved? Did he really say goodbye?
Or is he losing his mind?
Raker needs to find out the truth before it's too late, because he is now the prime suspect in her disappearance . . .
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AS SEEN ON THE SARA COX SHOW
'His most serpentine and satisfying yet' Daily Mail
'Tense and twisty, with an emotional punch' Karen Perry, bestselling author of Girl Unknown
'Kept me guessing until the final page' Jane Corry, bestselling author of My Husband's Wife
His most serpentine and satisfying yet
—— Daily MailKept me guessing until the final page
—— Jane Corry , bestselling author of My Husband's WifeTense and twisty, with an emotional punch and an intriguing plot. It's gripping stuff
—— Karen Perry , bestselling author of Girl UnknownWeaver's David Raker series just keeps getting better. . .This is a page-turner of the highest order. If you're not already a Raker fan, you will be after reading this
—— Connaught TelegraphPraise for Tim Weaver
—— -Terrific
—— Sunday TimesIt had me racing to the end
—— Fiona Barton , bestselling author of The ChildPacked with twists
—— Daily ExpressThrilling
—— Richard & Judy Book ClubSo many twists and surprises
—— The TimesOne of this country's most respected, bestselling crime writers . . . Catch him at once
—— Daily MailThe rising star of British crime
—— Tony Parsons, bestselling author of the DC Max Wolfe seriesEnthralling, intriguing
—— Liz Nugent , bestselling author of Lying in WaitI never guessed any of the twists
—— Claire Douglas , bestselling author of Last Seen AliveWeaver's books get better each time - tense, complex, written with flair as well as care
—— GuardianA dark, complex and visceral read
—— Financial TimesThe story-telling is little short of brilliant
—— Crime Fiction LoverGenuinely original
—— Gillian McAllister , bestselling author of Everything but the TruthPerfect plotting
—— BookgeeksA dark and clever debut thriller
—— PrimaSuspenseful, shocking thriller. Deliciously dark
—— BestTotally engrossing and I kept on thinking, one more chapter... an intelligent page-turner that makes you question everything
—— Araminta HallTruly horrifying in the most delicious way. Samantha Downing sucks you in with a great story, pitch-perfect prose and disturbingly dead-on insights into the dark side of human nature. I hope I never meet her in a dark alley....
—— Nick PetrieI couldn't pull myself away from this story - a terrifying and riveting window into the mind of the perfect suburban mother with a taste for murder. Make sure you clear your schedule before you pick it up. Absolutely unputdownable
—— Liv ConstantineIt's no mean feat to find something fresh in the crowded thriller field, but Downing pulls off an indisputable triumph with My Lovely Wife. Exemplary writing and outstanding pacing confirm Downing's talent, but it's her deliciously depraved characters that kept me flying through the pages. Couldn't get enough of this subversive love-gone-sideways tale!
—— Sophie LittlefieldDeliciously dark and twisted... It's a remarkable achievement, full stop.
—— Shelf AwarenessBest new books to read this March
—— CosmopolitanA highly original and dark look at the shifting power structure in a modern marriage. . . A funny, smart book
—— Daily MailDarkly witty and strangely plausible, it's a read-in-one-sitting firecracker of a thriller, laced with explosive twists
—— The PeopleA marital, psychological thriller with darkly comedic undertones
—— The WrapBold and brilliant
—— Big IssueThis is a ringer of a yarn, shot through with enough tooth-clenching moments to make you have your dentist on speed dial
—— Connaught TelegraphWith a twisty plot that will leave you gasping, this deliciously dark thriller is on a par with Gone Girl
—— That's Life MonthlyOne of the best thrillers I've ever read
—— Judy FinniganI loved The Chalk Man, but The Taking of Annie Thorne is even better, creepier and more addictive! I was so creeped out I had to stop reading until my husband came home one night! Brilliant stuff - well done, C. J. Tudor!
—— Elle Croft, author of The Other SisterThe Hot List
—— Inside SoapFollowing on from C J Tudor's successful debut, comes a novel about bullying, cruelty and deceit. . . Tudor keeps the novel moving at a fast pace
—— Literary ReviewA Stephen King style thriller that will have you transfixed and submerged in the entanglement of the twisting plot. This book kept me intrigued all the way to the very end
—— Places & FacesCrime meets psychological suspense meets out-and-out horror. From the stomach-churning first chapter to the grand guignol ending that is as shocking as it is surprising, Tudor racks up the nastiness . . . Another hit.
—— Buzz MagazineMatches Stephen King for creepiness. A must-read for horror fans
—— Leamington CourierCreepy beyond words. Just like Stephen King, the fact that Tudor's characters are so believable makes the events even creepier
—— People's Friend