This suspenseful novel brings in elements of superstition and the supernatural as Charlie, with her niece, Katie in tow, conducts research for her book on folklore in Hithechurch, England. Ostensibly a holiday, the gloomy seaside town and creepy caves do little to inspire relaxation. Add in the fact that teenage girls are disappearing from the town (again), and Charlie is left wondering if the felt and straw creation she constructed so many years ago has somehow taken on a malicious life of its own. The perfect blend of superstition and suspense, this is a highly enjoyable novel

Absolutely amazing! I loved every minute. I will be recommending to anyone who loves a good suspense novel.

This was a great thriller, I was hooked from the description. Jen Williams has a great writing style and does a great job in what it was suppose to do. The characters were really interesting and I enjoyed getting to know them. I loved the idea of the supernatural elements and thought it was a great job in telling the story.

"He put the glasses back on, letting them perch on the end of his nose. ‘Are you now? That’s interesting.’ He gave me a sceptical look over the top of his lenses. ‘You’ll have to forgive me, but if I had a pound note for everyone who came in here and told me they were writing a book … Even better, if I had fifty pence for every time someone tried to get me to stock a book they’ve printed out at home."

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This book was a bit slow for a thriller, and I felt like I would never get to the ending due to how many times the perspectives changed and you slowly got bits and pieces of the story as you went along. Overall just wasn’t for me.

I absolutely enjoyed reading this book. It’s great for any mystery and thriller fans. The characters are charming, and the plot is, can’t miss!