The Woman in Coach D

<h2>How did she survive, and what will she do next?</h2><p></p><p></p><p>It’s been sixteen years since Jenny’s best friend, Susie Patterson, plunged into the icy waters of Hangman’s Cave, never to be seen again.</p><p>Since then, Jenny has spent every moment trying to come to terms with what happened – and trying to recover the memories she lost the night Susie died. Troubled by panic attacks, treated like a pariah and always certain people are whispering behind her back, Jenny has been a wreck. Whoever she was before – brave, fearless, bold – died with Susie too.</p><p>That is, until she sees Susie again, alive and well, getting off the same train as her at Manchester Piccadilly station. It shouldn’t be possible, and at first Jenny thinks her mind is playing tricks on her again. But then the letter arrives, containing pages from her old diary and a handwritten note.</p><p>‘Are you ready to play our game again?’</p><p><b>An intense and addictive psychological thriller from bestselling author Sarah A Denzil. Perfect for fans of Gillian Flynn, Paula Hawkins and Freida McFadden.</b></p><h2>Praise for Sarah A. Denzil</h2><p></p><p>‘Sarah is a <b>master of the unsettling twist.</b> Her psychological thrillers are<b> dark, intelligent, and deeply immersive</b>.’ AJ Wills, author of <i>His Wife’s Sister</i></p><p>‘Sarah A. Denzil is the <b>queen of the clever, claustrophobic thriller</b>. Her stories simmer with menace, deceit and betrayal. They grab you from the first page and never let you go.’ A J McDine, author of <i>Should Have Known Better</i></p><p>‘Sarah A. Denzil always delivers<b> a gripping psychological thriller</b> that keeps me turning the pages long into the night!’ Shalini Boland, author of <i>The Silent Bride</i></p><p>‘Sarah A. Denzil’s books are <b>the epitome of great psychological thrillers</b> packed with<b> fast action, compelling characters and gasp out aloud twists.</b> If you haven’t read any of her books, you need to now!’ Miranda Rijks, bestselling author of <i>The Visitors and One Little Mistake.</i></p><p> </p>