Keep Them Close Av Sophie Flynn

<p>'<strong>I absolutely raced through this book</strong> - beautifully suspenseful, pacy and smart. <strong>A real talent in the psych thriller genre.</strong>' L.V. Matthews, author of <em>The Twins</em></p> <p><strong>She trusted a stranger with her secrets. Now she's paying the price.</strong></p> <p>Emily loves her four-year-old twin daughters. Like any frazzled mum, she spends her time wiping up spills, cooking their favourite meals and putting plasters on scraped knees, trying her best to be the perfect mum as well as keep her sanity.</p> <p>Internet forum MumsOnline proves to be a lifeline in her darkest days, an anonymous place where she can voice the problems that she would never say in real life.</p> <p>She finds a connection with fellow mum-of-twins, <em>TwoIsTrouble</em>, and soon, the internet friends are chatting daily. But when Emily tries to pull back, realising she has shared too much about the darkness in her past, she finds herself being stalked.</p> <p>As Emily's history is exposed, it's clear that someone is using her secrets against her...and they will threaten everything Emily loves to destroy her perfect life.</p> <p>A gripping domestic suspense thriller that asks if we really know who we are talking to online, with a twist ending that will make you gasp. Fans of T.M. Logan, Lisa Jewell and Gillian McAllister will love this unputdownable read.</p> <p><strong>Praise for <em>Keep Them Close:</em></strong></p> <p>'A splendidly twisty psychological mystery' <em>Daily Mail</em></p> <p>'<strong>Expertly paced and totally compelling</strong>...a bruising exploration of motherhood and family secrets.' Anna Bailey, author of <em>Tall Bones</em></p> <p>'<strong>A terrifying, twisty thriller</strong> in which seemingly no one can be trusted. Very cleverly written - <strong>I raced through this. Highly recommended.</strong>' Catherine Cooper, author of <em>The Chalet</em></p> <p>'<strong>I sped through <em>Keep Them Close</em>...</strong> before being slammed by an ending I didn't see coming. Nuanced and pacey, <strong>this is a must-read</strong>.' Polly Phillips, author of <em>The Reunion</em></p> <p>'<strong>Chilling</strong>, <strong>creepy</strong> and frighteningly plausible <strong>with a clever twist. A real page turner</strong>.' Sarah Linley, author of <em>The Wedding Murders</em></p> <p>'The very definition of a page-turner, but also heartbreaking and relatable - <strong>a real rollercoaster of a read</strong>' Charlotte Duckworth, author of <em>The Perfect Father</em></p> <p>'A <strong>compulsively readable</strong> twisty thriller... <strong>I couldn't put this well plotted and immersive psychological thriller down</strong>.' Emily Freud, author of <em>What She Left Behind</em></p> <p>'Pacey, insightful, <strong>emotionally rich and full of twists - I loved it</strong>.' Holly Seddon, author of <em>Try Not to Breathe</em></p> <p>'What a chilling, thrilling ride!...<strong>The plot line gave me goosebumps</strong>. Five stars from me.' D.E White, author of <em>Glass Dolls</em></p> <p>'<strong>A superb thriller</strong> - fast-paced, thought-provoking, and <strong>so cleverly plotted that it's impossible to know who to trust.</strong>' Sarah Clarke, author of <em>Every Little Secret</em></p> <p>'<strong>Sure-footed and suspensefu</strong>l' Cara Hunter, author of <em>Hope to Die</em></p>