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A Serial Killers Guide to Marriage introduced us to Fox and Hazel Matthews’s marriage.  Their hard-won equilibrium has hit some bumps on the marital road. Their union has spiralled into chaos, a situation not unknown to overwhelmed, sleep-deprived parents.  Self-Help for Serial Killers is divided into five parts: Mindfulness, Self-Sacrifice, Bounda...

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Prologue THE TWO GIRLS CLIMBED OUT OF the car and there it was, in all its glory. Tide House, so white in the morning sun that it hurt their eyes to look at it. The pool blue and glittering. The sea below them partly hidden by trees. Lundy Island on the horizon. They’d driven overnight…

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Hilary Davidson is an indomitable force in crime fiction (and beyond). To date, she has published eight suspense novels including singular and series titles (the latter of which encompass the Lily Moore and Shadows of New York sagas), two collections, and more than fifty short stories; such prolific output has earned her two Anthony Awards…

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This gripping dual-perspective thriller follows the efforts of a wrongly convicted lifestyle influencer trying to clear her name after escaping custody, and the dogged rural sheriff determined to bring her back to justice. Cara Campbell was always very open about her desire to marry rich and live well. Once she’d landed her wealthy plastic surgeon…

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Prologue Does the nightjar remember the night? This was what the Polaroid asked me. I knew it had nothing to do with the bird, because the question rose off the photograph in my father’s voice. Six small words that brought him back from the grave in my heart. He crouched just outside the glow of…

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