The House On The Water's Edge (C E Rose)

'What an emotional, twisty, rollercoaster of a novel! It kept me guessing all the way through.' Alice Hunter, author of The Serial Killer's Wife
 
Sometimes the past is best left buried
 
Since the birth of baby Joe five weeks ago, Ali Baker has been struggling to cope. Starved of sleep and haunted by painful memories from the past, she's a million miles away from the polished, professional barrister she has worked so hard to become.
 
Then her mother tragically and unexpectedly dies, leaving Ali an orphan. Haunted by her loss, Ali can't forget her mother's last words to her: There is something I really need to tell you...
 
Heading back to the Norfolk Broads to sort her mother's things, Ali is plunged into memories of her family's picture-perfect summers on the river.
 
But as she starts to uncover secrets hidden within the isolated house, Ali is drawn into a dark web that threatens to destroy everything she believed about her childhood - and her very sanity.
 
Ali may finally discover her mother's secrets... but at what cost?
 
A gripping, captivating psychological thriller, perfect for fans of Samantha Hayes and S.E. Lynes.
 
Perfect for book group reading - includes discussion questions.
 
Readers are loving The House on the Water's Edge:
 
'A novel that gradually creeps under your skin... suffocatingly claustrophobic with an 'oh my goodness' finale!' Carla Kovach, author of The Next Girl
 
'Absorbing from start to finish. The climax is incendiary. It set my day on fire.' Amanda Robson, author of Obsession
 
'The creeping sense of doom reached its crescendo and did not disappoint. The twists and revelations left me reeling!' Ruby Speechley, author of The Face at the Window