While My Eyes Were Closed

by Linda Green

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Pub Date 25 Sep 2018 | Archive Date 25 May 2016

Quercus Books | Quercus Publishing

Description

A nail-biting psychological drama for fans of the Richard & Judy bestseller THE LAST THING SHE TOLD ME

One, two, three . . . Lisa Dale shuts her eyes and counts to one hundred during a game of hide-and-seek. When she opens them, her four-year-old daughter Ella is gone. Disappeared without a trace. The police, the media and Lisa's family all think they know who snatched Ella. But what if the person who took her isn't a stranger? What if they are convinced they are doing the right thing? And what if Lisa's little girl is in danger of disappearing forever?

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A nail-biting psychological drama for fans of the Richard & Judy bestseller THE LAST THING SHE TOLD ME

One, two, three . . . Lisa Dale shuts her eyes and counts to one hundred during a game of...

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Advance Praise

‘Expertly plotted and truly terrifying, this book forensically dissects every parent’s nightmare’ Barbara Nadel
‘A beautifully crafted novel of knife-edge suspense that held my attention to the very end. I wanted to compare the author to Gillian Flynn or Alice Sebold, but that wouldn’t be right. This book is one hundred percent Linda Green, and Linda Green is bloody brilliant!’ Amanda Prowse, #1 bestselling author
‘Terrifying, brilliantly plotted. Linda Green manages to construct an amazing scenario out of every parent’s worst nightmare and make it incredibly plausible’ Emily Barr, author of The Perfect Lie
‘A vivid and unnerving story about the terrifying knife-edges of motherhood. Nail-biting, creepy and so sad’ Isabelle Grey, author of The Bad Mother