A Lovely Day to Die

<p><b>Spine-chilling tales for dark nights from Celia Fremlin, ‘Britain’s Patricia Highsmith’ (<i>Sunday Times</i>) who is </b><b>'Irresistible' (Val McDermid), 'brilliant' (</b><b>Elly Griffiths), 'a master of suspense' (Janice Hallett), 'packs a punch' (Ian Rankin) and 'got me hooked' (Ruth Rendell)</b><br><br><i>And then, suddenly, like a great yellow sea-monster rising from the deep, her mother's face lurched upwards, grimacing, contorted . . .</i><br><br>Welcome to Celia Fremlin's nightmare world: from idyllic cottages to cruise ship holidays, seaside weekends to school sports days, nothing is as it seems. Whether a trip to Dead Man's Rock or a reports of flying saucers in suburban gardens, Fremlin reveals the uncanny lurking beneath our everyday lives – revenge, family feuds, murder and ghosts are never far away …</p>