What She Left Behind

· Quercus · Berättare: Sofia Zervudachi
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'Tense, creepy and utterly chilling' Charlotte Duckworth

'Sly, tense and heartbreaking' L V Matthews

Lauren can't believe she's escaped her old life in London for a new start with her partner, Paul, and his two young children. Haunted by her past, Lauren knows how lucky she is: a dream home, a ready-made family. And she also knows how much she could lose.

But as Lauren struggles to adjust to motherhood, her fears grow. She'll never live up to the ghost of Paul's perfect wife, or help him forget his grief over her tragic death. And as village rumours begin to swirl about their house in the woods, Lauren feels ever more isolated - despite Paul's reassurances. She wants to trust Paul - she owes him everything - but how can she, when she can barely trust herself?

PRAISE FOR EMILY FREUD

'An emotional page-turner' WOMAN'S WEEKLY

'Insightful, nuanced, authentic' IRISH INDEPENDENT

'Moving and compelling' CHARLOTTE PHILBY

'A stunning debut' CATHERINE COOPER

(P)2022 Quercus Editions Limited

Om författaren

Emily Freud is the author of My Best Friend's Secret, What She Left Behind and Her Last Summer. She has worked on Emmy and BAFTA award winning television series including Educating Yorkshire and First Dates. Emily lives in North London, with her husband and two children. Her latest novel, The Cliffhanger, publishes in 2025.

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