Someone knows what really happened . . .On a cold December day, teenager Joy Enright is found drowned at the edge of a frozen pond. When an autopsy reveals she was strangled first, suspicion is thrown onto Martin,the young graduate who was last to see her alive. Someone who is prepared to keep their secret at any cost.In a small community, secrets are hard to keep and as the web of lies around Joy's life and death unravels, the truth will either bring one family closer together, or tear them further apart. Suspenseful, engaging and shocking, How Will I Know You? will make you question everything you thought you knew about the ones you love.
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A page-turner about the murder of a teenage girl from the author of If She Did It.
Jessica Treadway draws her characters into an impossible knot and then expertly teases it apart. The question of what happened to Joy kept me up half the night - Orange Prize winner Ann PatchettIf you were one of the millions who were captivated by the deftly plotted guessing game that was Gone Girl - then treat yourself to this equally beguiling and just as pitch-black thriller... Great characters, a smart plot, full of heart and feeling. Brilliant. - Sunday Mirror on If She Did It
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Jessica Treadway draws her characters into an impossible knot and then expertly teases it apart. The question of what happened to Joy kept me up half the night - Orange Prize winner Ann PatchettIf you were one of the millions who were captivated by the deftly plotted guessing game that was Gone Girl - then treat yourself to this equally beguiling and just as pitch-black thriller... Great characters, a smart plot, full of heart and feeling. Brilliant. - Sunday Mirror on If She Did It
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Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9780751555301
Publisert
2017
Utgiver
Vendor
Sphere
Vekt
284 gr
Høyde
126 mm
Bredde
198 mm
Dybde
26 mm
Aldersnivå
00, G, 01
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet

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Jessica Treadway is a novelist and short-story writer interested primarily in the psychological lives of characters who may be hiding things from themselves. A former news reporter for United Press International, she published her first book of stories in 1992, followed by her first novel in 2001 and a second collection, winner of the Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction, in 2010. Most of her work is realistic fiction about families. Jessica is a professor of creative writing at Emerson College in Boston.