The unputdownable new thriller from the bestselling author of The Perfect Holiday, which will have fans of Lucy Clarke and T M Logan gripped.
As soon as you first see the house, a former hotel in a picturesque enclave of the Cypriot hills, you know this abandoned resort is the perfect home for you – with breath-taking views, a refreshing pool, and peace and quiet, away from the rest of the world. A place to recover and grow.
But paradise isn’t cheap, and as the debts mount, you could lose everything you've worked so hard for.
Until someone makes you an offer: to keep your home, all you have to do is take a life.
But you could never do that… could you?
You’d die to stay here. But would you kill to?
Readers can't get enough of The Last Resort:
'Another triumph by a truly accomplished writer who evokes setting like no other. A racy plot I couldn’t second guess kept me racing to the finish, then I was sad it was all over' – Amanda Reynolds
'Compelling, tense and immersive. This sinister tale of secrets and suspense will make you think twice about booking a spiritual retreat' – Kate Gray
'A brilliant, tense and unsettling read' – Lesley Glaister
'Clever, atmospheric and brilliantly twisty, this beautifully written and thought-provoking thriller positively thrums with menace' – Susan Elliot Wright
Genre: Mystery
As soon as you first see the house, a former hotel in a picturesque enclave of the Cypriot hills, you know this abandoned resort is the perfect home for you – with breath-taking views, a refreshing pool, and peace and quiet, away from the rest of the world. A place to recover and grow.
But paradise isn’t cheap, and as the debts mount, you could lose everything you've worked so hard for.
Until someone makes you an offer: to keep your home, all you have to do is take a life.
But you could never do that… could you?
You’d die to stay here. But would you kill to?
Readers can't get enough of The Last Resort:
'Another triumph by a truly accomplished writer who evokes setting like no other. A racy plot I couldn’t second guess kept me racing to the finish, then I was sad it was all over' – Amanda Reynolds
'Compelling, tense and immersive. This sinister tale of secrets and suspense will make you think twice about booking a spiritual retreat' – Kate Gray
'A brilliant, tense and unsettling read' – Lesley Glaister
'Clever, atmospheric and brilliantly twisty, this beautifully written and thought-provoking thriller positively thrums with menace' – Susan Elliot Wright
Genre: Mystery
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