Seven Days: The gripping psychological crime suspense thriller you won’t be able to put down from a Top Ten Sunday Times bestselling author
<h2>An incredible new psychological crime thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat from the Top Ten <em>Sunday Times</em> bestselling author</h2><p><strong>‘This is creepy storytelling of the highest order: spine-chilling and difficult to put down’ <em>Daily Mail</em></strong></p><p><strong>A race against time to save her child…</strong></p><p>In seven days, Maggie’s son, Max, turns three. But she’s not planning a party or buying presents or updating his baby book. She’s dreading it. Because in her world, third birthdays are the days on which the unthinkable happens… she loses her child.</p><p>For the last twelve years Maggie has been imprisoned in a basement. Abducted aged fifteen, she gave birth to two sons before Max, and on their third birthdays her captor came and took them from her.</p><p>She cannot let it happen again. But she has no idea how to stop it. And the clock is ticking…</p><p><strong>'Great hook, fast-paced, fully engrossing. Don't miss out – read it now!'</strong> Sam Carrington, author of <em>The Missing Wife</em></p><p><strong>‘A superb read for suspense fans, this taut thriller will have you racing for the finish’ </strong><em>Heat</em></p><p><strong>‘A gripping page turner’</strong> <em>Closer</em></p><p><strong>‘An expert at crafting chilling scenes that will instantly capture a reader’s imagination’</strong> <em>Woman & Home</em></p><p><strong>‘Evocative writing and emotional rawness’ </strong><em>Woman’s Weekly</em></p><p><strong>‘By far the best proof I’ve received this year’ </strong>Reviews by Chloe</p><p><strong>‘OMG – WOW!!! I have no other words…go buy and read this book now, it is that AMAZING!’</strong> Rachel’s Random Reads</p><p><strong>‘WHAT. A. RIDE. The adrenaline raced through me as I read this jaw-dropping thriller’ </strong>Emma’s Biblio Treasures</p><p><strong>‘I couldn’t put the story down’ </strong>Jaffa Reads Too</p><p><strong>‘An addictive, tense and chilling read’</strong> The Book Review Cafe</p>