They Say a Girl Died Here

<p>Anna Maybourne dropped out of university to move to the farming town of Harper's Creek with her mother, sister and grandmother. They don't talk about why.<br><br>They hoped being back home might help Grandma's dementia - but it only descends deeper - while Anna becomes obsessed with the murder of two local girls, exactly three years apart.<br><br>The case was closed, but as the next three-year anniversary looms - and the town suffers a drought - people pray, people worry, and people wait.<br><br>But Anna believes that the killer is watching and that Grandma somehow knows more than she should. They say both are, in their own ways, mad.<br><br>Because when Grandma speaks, only Anna understands that instead of being over, the mystery seems like it's starting again...<br><br><b>A murder mystery unlike any other: full of secrets, suspense, and a shocking twist that could only come from the mind of Sarah Pinborough...</b><br><br>***<br><br><b>PRAISE FOR SARAH PINBOROUGH</b><br><br>'Pinborough writes like an absolute dream' <b>RICHARD OSMAN</b><br><br>'Sarah Pinborough is a twisted genius' <b>LISA JEWELL</b><br><br>'A cracking good story ... You'll never guess the ending' <b>STEPHEN KING</b><br><br>'Full of (the) clever twists... I'm a big fan' <b>HARLAN COBEN</b><br><br>'No one tells stories like Sarah Pinborough' <b>CHRIS WHITAKER</b></p>