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Description for The Hidden Girl
Paperback. When a country life dream turns into a nightmare .. Num Pages: 351 pages. BIC Classification: F; FA. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 199 x 130 x 24. Weight in Grams: 280. Some light shelf wear else as new.
One cold March morning, a removal van arrives at Tornley Hall in Suffolk. Will and Hannah Riley have been waiting a long time to adopt, and Hannah is obsessed that this new ‘dream’ family home in Tornley, will improve their chances with social services. She has given up her career at a human rights organisation, and persuaded a reluctant Will to give up their flat in London. Yet as Will starts to commute back to work, heavy snow arrives. Hannah finds herself cut off from the world in this tiny, isolated hamlet. As she paints over the cracks in the ... Read more
One cold March morning, a removal van arrives at Tornley Hall in Suffolk. Will and Hannah Riley have been waiting a long time to adopt, and Hannah is obsessed that this new ‘dream’ family home in Tornley, will improve their chances with social services. She has given up her career at a human rights organisation, and persuaded a reluctant Will to give up their flat in London. Yet as Will starts to commute back to work, heavy snow arrives. Hannah finds herself cut off from the world in this tiny, isolated hamlet. As she paints over the cracks in the ... Read more
Product Details
Condition
Used, Like New
Publisher
Pan Macmillan
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2014
Number of Pages
384
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781447235026
SKU
KTG0006108
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 2 to 4 working days
Ref
99-1
About Louise Millar
Louise Millar was brought up in Scotland. She began her journalism career in mainly music and film magazines, working as a sub-editor for Kerrang!, Smash Hits, the NME and Empire. She later moved into features, working as a commissioning editor on women's magazines. She has written for Marie Claire, Red, Psychologies, Stella (Telegraph magazine), the Independent, the Observer, Glamour, Stylist ... Read more
Reviews for The Hidden Girl
'A creepy psychological thriller with a great twist'
Sunday Mirror
'Unpredictable and menacing drama'
Good Housekeeping
A slow-burning psychological drama which ramps up the tension towards a cracking denouement
Emlyn Rees
With The Hidden Girl, Louise Millar has skilfully managed to paint a picture of a relationship under stress, and woven in disturbing elements ... Read more
Sunday Mirror
'Unpredictable and menacing drama'
Good Housekeeping
A slow-burning psychological drama which ramps up the tension towards a cracking denouement
Emlyn Rees
With The Hidden Girl, Louise Millar has skilfully managed to paint a picture of a relationship under stress, and woven in disturbing elements ... Read more