Cuckoo

<p>‘Deceptive and darkly compelling’ <b>T.M Logan</b><br><br>'Audaciously twisty and achingly tender' <b>Erin Kelly<br><br>'</b>Brilliant and addictive<b>' K L Slater</b><br><b>___________________________________________</b></p><p><br><b>A story of obsession, love and murder – and not the one you’re expecting. . . Discover a gripping new thriller with a killer twist at its core.</b><br><br>When Claire surprises her fiancé, Noah, at work for their anniversary, she’s the one who ends up being shocked to her core …<br><br>Because Noah left the company nine months ago, and she had no idea. How can she not have known?<br><br>Now he isn’t answering her calls. He won’t respond to her messages. He’s disappeared.<br><br>As Claire desperately tries to find her fiancé, her world begins to shatter as the truth about who Noah really is starts to emerge.<br><br><b><i>And things are about to spiral dangerously out of control . . .<br>________________________</i><br><br>Praise for <i>Cuckoo:</i></b><br><br>'With a killer premise, and an intriguing and complex narrator, Cuckoo is impossible to put down. I flew through it!' <b>Jennie Godfrey</b><br><br>'Twisted and deliciously surprising – I loved it!' <b>Heather Darwent</b><br><br>'This story about love and obsession will have you gripped' <i><b>Heat Magazine</b></i><br><br>‘Very dark... A great debut’ <i><b>The Observer</b></i><br><br>'A debut with terrific pace and sinister character dynamics. At once beautifully unpredictable and unnerving. I loved it.' <b>L V Mathews</b><br><br>'Cuckoo is an outrageous white-knuckle ride that packs one hell of a punch, but as the psychological journey unfolds, the truth is as heart-wrenching as it is shocking. Callie Kazumi is one to watch' <b>Alice Slater</b><br><br>‘Well-rounded, believable characters....A mystery that keeps you reading’ <b><i>Daily Mail</i></b><br><br>'Clever storytelling against a backdrop of vivid psychological trauma, and a sense of creeping horror as you realise the truth about the plot. Highly recommended.' <b>Helen Cooper </b><br><br>'Addictive and poignant and doesn't let go until the very end' <b>Joe Gibson</b></p>