Close to Home
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The 'impossible to put down' Richard & Judy Book Club thriller pick 2018.
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Series: DI Fawley
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Cara Hunter
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Lee Ingleby (Read by)
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Emma Cunniffe (Read by)
Penguin presents the audiobook edition of Close to Home by Cara Hunter, read by Emma Cunniffe and Lee Ingleby. Featuring 37 cameo voices including Cara Hunter.
HOW CAN A CHILD VANISH WITHOUT A TRACE?
Last night, 8-year-old Daisy Mason disappeared from a summer party at her home. No one at the party noticed her leave. Even her parents aren't sure of the last time they saw her.
DI Adam Fawley is trying to keep an open mind. But he knows that in nine cases out of ten, it's someone close to the victim.
When a pair of bloody tights is discovered, Fawley's worst suspicions are concerned.
Someone knows where Daisy is.
And her time is running out.
Introducing DI Fawley and his team of Oxford detectives, CLOSE TO HOME is the new crime series readers and authors are raving about.
'A MAZEY, GRIPPING READ' Ian Rankin
'One of the best crime thrillers I have ever read' Kathryn Croft
'The last twist was a genuine stroke of genius' John Marrs
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Imprint: Penguin
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Published: 14/12/2017
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ISBN: 9780241983331
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Length: 575 Minutes
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RRP: £13.00
Reviews
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THE HOTTEST NEW CRIME SERIES OF 2018
From a ferocious new talent, this pulse-pounding race against time to find a missing girl will be loved by fans of Susie Steiner, Tana French and Ruth Rendell.From the publishers
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A mazey, gripping read
Ian Rankin
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Cara Hunter has written like a pro, with admirable command of pace and rising tension
The Times
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Close to Home is an utterly immersive story that pulls you into the heart of a search for a missing child. Compulsive, with an ending you will not see coming
Emma Kavanagh
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One of the best crime thrillers I have ever read!
Kathryn Croft
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Hunter has a keen sense of contemporary mores...The most compelling thing about the novel is its portrait of a self-absorbed mother whose inability to love her children leads to a breathtaking denouement.
Sunday Times
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Close To Home hit the ground running and didn't stop right until the final page...the last twist was a genuine stroke of genius... sets the bar for new crime writers
John Marrs, author of The One
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'In this gripping mystery, Hunter keeps her readers guessing about Daisy's fate until the last page.'
Daily Express
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I finished Close to Home in one sitting! Such a cleverly written, chilling and twisty read
Nuala Ellwood
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A thrilling opener to a hugely promising new series, with a cop who sidesteps all of those weary 'maverick' tropes while staying kind, compassionate, clever and just that bit out of the ordinary
Alison Graham, Radio Times
