The Neighbour

The Neighbour

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197(Ht mm) 130(Wdt mm) 432

Fiona Cummins is an award-winning former journalist and a graduate of the Faber Academy Writing a Novel course. <i>Rattle</i>, her debut novel, was the subject of a huge international auction and has been translated into several languages. It received widespread critical acclaim from authors and reviewers. She has since written bestsellers <i>The Collector</i>,<i> The Neighbour</i>,<i> When I Was Ten </i>and <i>Into the Dark </i>in which she introduces DC Saul Anguish, a brilliant young detective with a dark past<i>.</i> Fiona lives with her family in Essex. The perfect neighbourhood or the perfect lie? For fans of <i>The Couple Next Door</i>, <i>The Neighbour</i> is a twisting thriller about a leafy suburb with a deadly secret, by rising star of crime fiction Fiona Cummins. <b>For fans of <i>The Family Across the Street </i>by Nicole Trope and <i>The Cottage</i> by Lisa Stone</b><b>, <i>The Neighbour</i> by Fiona Cummins is a twisting thriller about a quiet neighbourhood that's hiding a deadly secret.</b> '<b>Creepy as hell and kept me guessing to the very end' - Ian Rankin</b> A new home. A new start. It’s all the Lockwoods want. And on The Avenue, a leafy street in an Essex town near the sea, it seems possible. But what if what they want isn’t what they get? On their moving-in day they arrive to a media frenzy. A serial killer has struck in the woods behind The Avenue. The police are investigating. And the neighbours quite clearly have secrets. With their dream quickly turning into a nightmare, the Lockwoods are watching everyone. But who’s watching them? <b>Praise for Fiona Cummins:</b> 'Trust me - Cummins is a keeper' - Lee Child 'Head and shoulders above the rest' - Val McDermid 'A crime novel of the very first order' - David Baldacci Dark, intriguing and gripping' - Laura Marshall 'What a storyteller' - Caz Frear 'A nightmarishly addictive read' - CJ Tudor 'Enthralled from beginning to end as each page drips with threat and menace' - Liz Nugent