Mother...Liar...Murderer?
A psychological thriller (The Advocate Series Book 2)
by Ashley Beegan
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Pub Date Nov 30 2021 | Archive Date Feb 17 2022
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Description
'The truth you must tell,
To all who you know,
Or you'll end up in hell,
Where you'll never grow.''
Eleven years ago, Astrid Moor got away with murder. Now, someone wants to make her pay.
Astrid turns to Alex Swanson for help, the officer who risked everything for her once before. Except he’s a big shot DI now, and isn’t prepared to help her again.
But even though she's alone Astrid doesn’t take kindly to threats, and when she finally realises who is terrorising her she makes a decision she will never recover from.
A decision with far worse consequences than any secrets from her past.
Advance Praise
"I was a big fan of Lucy's Coming For You, the first book in this series. Yet Mother... Liar... Murderer? is even better! ... The author’s writing style lends itself perfectly to the genre. She knows exactly when to end a scene and mount suspense. The characters are well-drawn and believable. The plot is perfectly paced, holds your interest, and keeps you guessing. It’s a page turner, for sure!'
'I absolutely loved the first book in this series and was worried that I wouldn't feel the same about this one. Phew, I do... I raced through this book wanting to see the outcome.'
''I love a good psychological thriller and this one went above my expectations. The twists and turns, the suspense, the shock factors! It was all enough to keep me reading, especially as I got closer to the end. I really enjoy Ashley's writing style and the way she builds her characters. There's nothing worse than being able to figure out the ending of a thriller, and this one kept me guessing.'
Average rating from 25 members
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