Give Me the Child: Summer 2017’s most gripping psychological thriller
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| Rating | : | 4.41 (683 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01N27M8CU |
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| Number of Pages | : | 322 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-07-03 |
| Language | : | English |
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This new standalone marks a change in direction. She has published three Arctic mysteries featuring the Inuit detective Edie Kiglatuk under the name MJ McGrath, the first of which, The Boy in the Snow, was shortlisted for a CWA Gold Dagger.In the last year she has been one of the founders and moving l
Her history tells her she’s paranoid. So when Ruby Winter, a small girl in need of help, arrives in the middle of the night, it seems like fate.A devastating secret.But as the events behind Ruby’s arrival emerge – her mother’s death, her connection to Cat – Cat questions whether her decision to help Ruby has put her own daughter at risk.Do we get the children we deserve?Cat’s research tells her there’s no such thing as evil. ‘Gripping and moving’Erin Kelly‘You won’t want to eat, sleep or blink’Tammy CohenAn unexpected visitor.Dr Cat Lupo aches for
"Give Me the Child" according to Ashrae. Actually Give Me the Child Ashrae Actually 4.5 stars.Ooo, I do love a dysfunctional family and we have it here, and then some. There are secrets, lies, and duplicitous behaviour aplenty in this chilling psychological thriller.Cat Lupo is a child psychologist, she is married to Tom and they have one child, Freya. She really wants another but is wary as her first preg. .5 stars.Ooo, I do love a dysfunctional family and we have it here, and then some. There are secrets, lies, and duplicitous behaviour aplenty in this chilling psychological thriller.Cat Lupo is a child psychologist, she is married to Tom and they have one child, Freya. She really wants another but is wary as her first preg
I loved it’ – Mark Hill. ‘You won’t want to eat, sleep or blink’Tammy Cohen‘A triumph. A mesmerisingly written examination of desperation and evil’Financial Times‘Taut and compelling’ Good Housekeeping‘Gripping and moving’Erin Kelly‘Hugely addictive and highly recommended’Sarah Hilary‘Completely unputdownable’Lisa Hall‘Utterly terrifying – it plays on every mother’s deepest fear’Annabel Kantaria‘Among my favourite books of the year