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Don't miss the new gripping thriller by award-winning British TV and radio screenwriter and novelist, Rob Gittins. I'm Not There is a dark murder mystery that will keep you guessing until the very end when the final shocking twist is revealed.
'I’m not there is a fast-paced police procedural that is a cut above the norm, with elements of psychological tension, that is packaged as a modern thriller. Pete Fleming
'The writing is flawless; it's vivid, descriptive and very easy to imagine the scenes in your head.' Michelle Ryles
'Clear the decks, cancel your appointments and settle down for this thrilling, top notch crime thriller.' Miriam Smith
'I always love a good crime/thriller book and this is a great example.' Karen Louise Hollis
‘Let me start by saying, I absolutely loved it.’ Surjit Parekh
'My goodness it’s a compelling read.' Lynda Checkley
‘Everything is cleverly brought together in a thrilling climax.’ Sarah Leck
'I hope there will be more books featuring Lara in the future. I will be first in line to read them.' Donna Morfett
‘Dark, gritty, well-crafted characters and some gut-punching shocks, first rate crime writing’. Alex Jones
Two sisters abandoned
It was a treat, she said. An adventure. A train journey to the mainland. Six-year-old Lara Arden and her older sister Georgia happily fill in their colouring books as their mum pops to the buffet in search of crisps. She never returns. Two little girls abandoned. Alone.
Present day
Twenty years later, and Lara is now a detective inspector on her native Isle of Wight, still searching for answers to her mother’s disappearance.
A call comes in. A small child, a boy, has been left abandoned on a train. Like Lara, he has no relatives to look after him. It feels as if history is being repeated – but surely this is a coincidence?
A series of murders
Before Lara can focus on the boy’s plight, she’s faced with a series of murders. They feature different victims in very different circumstances, but they all have one thing in common: they all leave children – alone – behind.
So who is targeting Lara? What do these abandoned souls have in common? And how does this connect to the mystery of Lara’s missing mother?
Genre: Mystery
'I’m not there is a fast-paced police procedural that is a cut above the norm, with elements of psychological tension, that is packaged as a modern thriller. Pete Fleming
'The writing is flawless; it's vivid, descriptive and very easy to imagine the scenes in your head.' Michelle Ryles
'Clear the decks, cancel your appointments and settle down for this thrilling, top notch crime thriller.' Miriam Smith
'I always love a good crime/thriller book and this is a great example.' Karen Louise Hollis
‘Let me start by saying, I absolutely loved it.’ Surjit Parekh
'My goodness it’s a compelling read.' Lynda Checkley
‘Everything is cleverly brought together in a thrilling climax.’ Sarah Leck
'I hope there will be more books featuring Lara in the future. I will be first in line to read them.' Donna Morfett
‘Dark, gritty, well-crafted characters and some gut-punching shocks, first rate crime writing’. Alex Jones
Two sisters abandoned
It was a treat, she said. An adventure. A train journey to the mainland. Six-year-old Lara Arden and her older sister Georgia happily fill in their colouring books as their mum pops to the buffet in search of crisps. She never returns. Two little girls abandoned. Alone.
Present day
Twenty years later, and Lara is now a detective inspector on her native Isle of Wight, still searching for answers to her mother’s disappearance.
A call comes in. A small child, a boy, has been left abandoned on a train. Like Lara, he has no relatives to look after him. It feels as if history is being repeated – but surely this is a coincidence?
A series of murders
Before Lara can focus on the boy’s plight, she’s faced with a series of murders. They feature different victims in very different circumstances, but they all have one thing in common: they all leave children – alone – behind.
So who is targeting Lara? What do these abandoned souls have in common? And how does this connect to the mystery of Lara’s missing mother?
Genre: Mystery
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