Captivating and atmopsheric probably sums up November’s book club title quite well! There was a good amount of crime, a bit of romance and a lot of suspense as the storyline unravelled.

I felt that it was parcelled up a little bit incorrectly as it was a strong police procedural type novel rather than a gothic suspense, but that didn’t detract from a good storyline and book, it just made it seem it would be something different to what it was. At the book club we rated it a solid 4.1 which is a brilliant score out of five stars.

It was a fantastic choice for a late November read, banishing the last of the Autumnal feelings and getting ready to welcome the festivities of Winter!

About the Book

When young Kimberley Painter vanishes without a trace, her disappearance sends shockwaves through the local community.

Nearly twenty years later, her bones are discovered in the shadowy woodlands surrounding an eerie manor house.

Now, Detective Alessandra Cano must uncover the mystery of what really happened to the little girl all those years ago.

But as Alessa delves deeper, disturbing clues begin to haunt her at every turn, hinting that Kimberley’s death is just one piece of a twisted puzzle.

With the clock ticking, Alessa races toward a chilling truth she never expected, as the past claws its way into the light.

Because secrets, however well-hidden, won’t stay buried forever…

About The Author

Anne Wyn Clark lives in the UK, in the Midlands, with her husband, son and a feisty chinchilla. She has three (now grown-up) children and six grandchildren. She is particularly partial to Italian food, decent red wine (or any coloured wine come to that…) and cake – and has been known to over-indulge in each on occasions. She is passionate about animals and their welfare. Whilst she has enjoyed writing for many years, a love of all things gothic inspired her to try her hand at producing something dark and twisty, culminating in the haunting Whisper Cottage.

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