<b>With excellent characters, the novel revels in the magical backdrop of Cornwall, with shades of du Maurier</b>

Daily Mail

Richly textured, with <b>a clever and deeply satisfying conclusion</b>, the influence of Daphne du Maurier's <b><i>Rebecca</i> infuses the <i>The Stranger</i><i> </i>. . .</b>

Sunday Express

Simmers with a forbidding unease that makes it <b>impossible to put down.</b> Creepy and evocative, the mystery builds to a shocking end. Impressive

Heat

Everyone loves unravelling a good mystery and <b>armchair sleuths won't be disappointed</b> with <i>The Stranger</i>

Yours Magazine

<b>An evocative whodunnit . . . an absorbing, heart-wrenching romance.</b> This stunning tale about <b>a house of secrets where everyone is guilty of something</b> is both immersive and deeply atmospheric

Fabulous Magazine

With its <b>vivid Cornwall setting</b> and a <b>house full of shadows</b>, <i>The Stranger </i>has <b>echoes of Daphne Du Maurier</b> but its <b>riveting in its own right</b>

Red Magazine

<b>A beautifully written tale of family secrets, loves and losses, set against the magical Cornish coastline. I loved it</b>

- Amanda Jennings,

A <b>fabulous twisting tale</b>, so beautifully written that <b>the pages practically turned themselves.</b> <b>I couldn't put it down</b>

- Liz Fenwick,

A <b>beautiful </b>and <b>intriguing</b> <b>page-turner</b>, where <b>the</b> <b>secrets of the past cast long shadows.</b> Cornwall springs to life in vivid colour

- Dinah Jefferies,

<b>Beautifully written and unputdownable. I loved it</b>

- Katie Fforde,

<b>An enthralling tale of secrets, the twists and turns will have you hooked to the very last breathtaking page</b>

- Jane Bailey, author of What Was Rescued,

<b>An atmospheric whodunit set in the Second World War</b>

The Sunday Post

A <b>beautifully woven</b>, immersive story that <b>completely transported me</b>

- Judith Kinghorn,

<b>With such vivid, mysterious characters and an atmospheric setting, the echoes of Du Maurier's Cornwall are on every page. Brilliant!</b>

- Emylia Hall,

<b>A wonderful, gripping, beautifully written book. From the first page, I didn't want to put it down - and by the second half I literally <i>couldn't</i> put it down</b>

- Katherine Webb,

<b>Beautiful and haunting, you'll struggle to put down this mysterious tale</b>

Take a Break

<b>Wonderfully atmospheric and utterly engrossing. I hardly moved until I had read to the very last word</b>

- AJ Pearce author of, Dear Mrs Bird

<b>Take an isolated house, family secrets, a divine Cornish setting, the tensions of war and you have all the ingredients for a tale where the pages take on a life of their own.</b> <i>The Stranger</i> is wound tight as a clock, ticking down the days leading up to the disappearance of a young woman. <b>It will stay with you long after the last breathtaking pages turn</b>

- Kate Lord Brown,

<b>So beguiling that I truly didn't want it to end.</b> A <b>captivating</b> novel that pulls you into another time and place

- Penny Parkes,

The novel is <b>cinematic</b>, and the <b>vividness of the Cornish landscape</b> and its history of smugglers and pirates add to its charm. <b>An engaging page-turner with a surprising twist at the end</b>

The Lady

<b>Praise for <i>The Girl in the Photograph</i></b>

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Rich and atmospheric, like <i>Rebecca</i> this novel casts an enduring spell

Rachel Hore, Sunday Times bestselling author

Full of slow-burning tension

Essentials

A sweeping saga of secrets and ghosts

Good Housekeeping

A well executed, brooding, creepy atmosphere

Sunday Mirror

A prickly story full of tension

Sunday Express