<b>Sensational and deeply addictive, <i>Those Who Return</i> is a true page-turner with an atmosphere that reminded me of <i>True Detective</i> and <i>The Dry</i></b>

Karin Slaughter

A<b> twisty-turny </b>plot, <b>taut </b>prose, <b>engrossing </b>characters, and<b> a spooky rural Midwest setting</b> that gradually overwhelms your senses like a narcotic. This is <b>a pitch-perfect psychological thriller of the absolute highest calibre</b>. Hatchery House will get under your skin and needle you long after the last page

Peter Papathanasiou, author of The Stoning

<b>Fresh and atmospheric, a mystery as haunting as its lonesome Great Plains backdrop</b>

Anna Bailey, author of Tall Bones

Se alle

What an <b>extraordinary </b>book; the prose so muscular and assured. <b>Psychologically astute</b> with a setting that pulses as much as its protagonist, this is a novel that is <b>both poetic and haunting</b>

Victoria Selman, author of TRULY, DARKLY, DEEPLY

Such <b>an intense and captivating mystery</b>. I loved it!

James Delargy, author of 55

<b>A darkly atmospheric and beautifully written psychological thriller</b>

Irish Independent

The Great Plains make a great setting for<b> a disturbing tale</b> of physical isolation and mental desolation

Sunday Times Crime Club

Montag's debut thriller<b> transports you to the vast big sky country of the Great Plains of Nebraska </b>. . . old secrets spill like vengeful ghosts

Peterborough Telegraph

<b>A searing psychological thriller of guilt and redemption</b>, set in the Great Plains of Nebraska

My Weekly

'Sensational and deeply addictive' Karin Slaughter

'Fresh and atmospheric . . . haunting' Anna Bailey

'A pitch-perfect psychological thriller' Peter Papathanasiou

Amid the desolate wilderness of the Great Plains of Nebraska, a region so isolated you could drive for hours without seeing another human being, sits Hatchery House. Having served as a church, an asylum and an orphanage, Hatchery is now a treatment facility for orphaned or abandoned children with psychiatric disorders. Haunted by patients past and present, only the most vulnerable find a home within its walls.

Dr. Lorelei 'Lore' Webber, a former FBI psychiatrist, has almost grown used to the unorthodox methods used at Hatchery House. But when one of her patients is murdered, Lore finds herself dragged into the centre of an investigation that unearths startling truths, shocking discoveries, and untold cruelty. And as the investigation unravels, Lore is forced to confront the past she's spent her whole life running from - a secret that threatens to undo her entirely.

Darkly riveting and explosive, and with an unforgettable cast of deeply human characters, Those Who Return is a searing psychological thriller of guilt and redemption, set against a landscape as awe-inspiring as it is unforgiving.

Les mer
<b>A searing psychological thriller of guilt and redemption, set in the Great Plains of Nebraska. Perfect for fans of <i>Sharp Objects, The Dry </i>and <i>Top of the Lake.</i></b>
<b>Sensational and deeply addictive, <i>Those Who Return</i> is a true page-turner with an atmosphere that reminded me of <i>True Detective</i> and <i>The Dry</i></b> - Karin Slaughter

Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9781529416862
Publisert
2022-04-14
Utgiver
Vendor
Quercus Publishing
Vekt
560 gr
Høyde
236 mm
Bredde
158 mm
Dybde
40 mm
Aldersnivå
00, G, 01
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Innbundet
Antall sider
368

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Om bidragsyterne

Kassandra Montag is an award-winning poet, novelist and essayist. Her work has appeared in magazines and anthologies such as Midwestern Gothic, Nebraska Poetry, Prairie Schooner, and Mystery Weekly Magazine. Her debut novel, After the Flood, has been published in fourteen languages and has been optioned for television. She lives in Omaha, Nebraska with her husband and two sons.