**Read the must-have Sunday Times bestseller today. GONE GIRL meets THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN in this stunning, unsettling psychological thriller.****Read the must-have Sunday Times bestseller today. GONE GIRL meets THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN in this stunning, unsettling psychological thriller.**A baby goes missing. But does her mother want her back?When Estelle’s baby daughter is taken from her cot, she doesn’t report her missing. Days later, Estelle is found in a wrecked car, with a wound to her head and no memory.Estelle knows she holds the key to what happened that night – but what she doesn’t know is whether she was responsible…‘Fast-paced and gripping…the author’s ability to keep the reader guessing undoubtedly make this novel difficult to put down.’ INDEPENDENT‘Compelling.’ THE SUN‘A good, twisty read.’ DAILY MAIL‘Does not disappoint…stunning surprises at every turn.’ MY WEEKLY‘A gruesomely compelling tale.’ METRO‘A page-turner too addictive to put down.’ OPRAH‘Your heart will beat faster with every page.’ HUFFINGTON POST‘A twisty, gripping read – beautifully written and impossible to put down.’ MEG GARDINER, Edgar Award winning authorThe can’t-put-it-down psychological thrillerAlexandra was born in Germany. After her college graduation she moved to Texas and, while pursuing literary translations, she decided to tell her own stories. After three years of writing classes her short fiction appeared in the Freedom Fiction Journal, All Things Girl, MUSED Literary Review, and Heater Crime Fiction Magazine.She is a member of Sisters In Crime, an organization promoting the advancement, recognition and professional development of women crime writers.She live in Texas with her husband, her daughter, and two Labradors.The can’t-put-it-down psychological thriller• Avon’s super-lead for autumn 2015; a stunning psychological thriller that hit the top of the charts, becoming a top 10 Sunday Times bestseller and a #1 ebook smash hit.• This is Girl on the Train meets Gone Girl: an unstoppable thriller with a narrator so unreliable she rivals Amy Dunne.• A major nationwide publicity campaign made Little Girl Gone the most talked about book of the autumn.• Little Girl Gone will have fans of The Missing hooked, tapping perfectly into the voracious appetite for psychological thrillers.• Women’s fiction with a very, very dark heart.Competition: Gillian Flynn, S.J. Watson, Jane Shemilt, Gilly MacMillan, Kate Hamer, Paula Hawkins
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