Book description
The scorching, escapist new thriller from the Sunday Times bestselling author of The Castaways
'An addictive sun-soaked thriller'MARIE CLAIRE
'The perfect holiday read' CLAIRE DOUGLAS
'Brimming with tension' CLARE MACKINTOSH
'Talk about twists and turns' EMMA STONEX
'Utterly addictive . . . her best yet' ERIN KELLY
WE WERE DYING…
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1 author picked One of the Girls as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I loved this thriller set high in the hills of a Greek villa, where all the women have secrets up their sleeves.
Told in multiple perspectives, it holds its tension so well, and I wasn’t sure which of the women in the group might turn murderous or which of the secrets might explode. The final twist, however, was so satisfying because I hadn’t spotted it, even when it had been there all along…
From Roz's list on sneaky thrills and twists.
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