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From Louise Millar, the acclaimed author of The Playdate, comes a gripping psychological thriller where one woman’s streak of bad luck may be something far more sinister.
Kate Parker lives her life in a state of heightened anxiety, constantly afraid that something terrible will happen to her and her ten-year-old son, Jack. She obsesses over statistics to make them safe. There’s a reason for Kate’s nervousness. She lost her parents in a freak traffic accident on her wedding night, and her husband Hugo was murdered. It’s time for Kate to move on and start a new life.
When Kate meets Jago, it feels like she’s about to get that new beginning. Soon, though, her doubts return—despite the fact that everyone thinks she’s irrational. But is she imagining things? Or does she have a real reason to worry? After all, accidents happen.
Heralded as “a writer to watch” (Booklist) for her stylishly creepy and accomplished debut, Louise Millar skillfully layers suspense and twists in this taut and deeply suspenseful thriller.
From Louise Millar, the acclaimed author of The Playdate, comes a gripping psychological thriller where one woman’s streak of bad luck may be something far more sinister.
From Louise Millar, the acclaimed author of The Playdate, comes a gripping psychological thriller where one woman’s streak of bad luck may be something far more sinister.
Kate Parker lives her life in a state of heightened anxiety, constantly afraid that something terrible will happen to her and her ten-year-old son, Jack. She obsesses over statistics to make them safe. There’s a reason for Kate’s nervousness. She lost her parents in a freak traffic accident on her wedding night, and her husband Hugo was murdered. It’s time for Kate to move on and start a new life.
When Kate meets Jago, it feels like she’s about to get that new beginning. Soon, though, her doubts return—despite the fact that everyone thinks she’s irrational. But is she imagining things? Or does she have a real reason to worry? After all, accidents happen.
Heralded as “a writer to watch” (Booklist) for her stylishly creepy and accomplished debut, Louise Millar skillfully layers suspense and twists in this taut and deeply suspenseful thriller.
Advance Praise
Previous Reviews for THE PLAYDATE
NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW: Crime Column,
“A disturbing psychological thriller that probes the insular lives of social
misfits in a London suburb,”Read it here
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY (starred):
“British
author Millar’s engrossing debut offers an unsettling, realistic view of
friendships, gossip, and loneliness. What starts as a quiet story about
neighbors soon builds into a gripping psychological thriller,”
http://www.publishersweekly.com/978-1-4516-5667-1
BOOKLIST (starred): "Millar’s
well-drawn characters and impeccably structured plot instantly grab the reader
and may leave parents wondering who to trust with their children. A supremely
accomplished debut thriller by a writer to watch,”http://www.booklistonline.com/The-Playdate-Louise-Millar/pid=5440937
PEOPLE MAGAZINE:
“Millar’s gripping thriller has anxious moms in
its crosshairs,” Read it here
Previous Reviews for THE PLAYDATE
NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW: Crime Column,
“A disturbing psychological thriller that probes the insular lives of social
misfits in a London suburb,”Read it here
NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW: Crime Column,
“A disturbing psychological thriller that probes the insular lives of social
misfits in a London suburb,”Read it here
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY (starred):
“British
author Millar’s engrossing debut offers an unsettling, realistic view of
friendships, gossip, and loneliness. What starts as a quiet story about
neighbors soon builds into a gripping psychological thriller,”
http://www.publishersweekly.com/978-1-4516-5667-1
BOOKLIST (starred): "Millar’s
well-drawn characters and impeccably structured plot instantly grab the reader
and may leave parents wondering who to trust with their children. A supremely
accomplished debut thriller by a writer to watch,”http://www.booklistonline.com/The-Playdate-Louise-Millar/pid=5440937
PEOPLE MAGAZINE:
“Millar’s gripping thriller has anxious moms in
its crosshairs,” Read it here
The Keeper
Charles Martin
Christian, General Fiction (Adult), Mystery & Thrillers
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