Even the darkest secrets can't stay buried forever . . .It's been thirty years since I stepped foot in this house.Everything is just as I remember it. My bed, with the white headboard adorned with hearts. Even the kitchen's flaky wallpaper - the same as when I was a child - still peels off the wall.The memories are as vivid as if they were yesterday.The day my mother vanished.The night my father died.The house hasn't moved on. Neither can I.I can't leave until I learn what happened all those years ago. Why my mother left. What really happened to my father.Every family home has secrets. I know that.But the secrets in mine might just kill me.A chilling psychological thriller perfect for fans of Keri Beevis, Freida McFadden, Anya Mora, Andrea Maria, Jeneva Rose, Nicola Sanders, Daniel Hurst, Jane McLoughlin and Claire McGowen.Praise for Sophia 'Hypnotic, chilling and harrowing. Spiers has delivered a fabulous debut thriller that will keep you guessing until the very end.' J.A. Corrigan, author of The Nurse'A perfectly plotted, dizzying-paced, very accomplished debut. Sophia is an exciting new voice in psychological thrillers.' Diane Jeffrey, bestselling author of The Guilty Mother'A dark and powerfully realised novel . . . a writer to watch.' Fiona Cummins, author of Into the Dark'I adore this novel. It will leave you breathless in the best way.' Sarah Lawton, author of All the Little Things'An engrossing, dark and twisty thriller. An original and disturbing page-turner with an intriguing and unforgettable cast of characters.' Zoe Rosi, author of Someone's Watching Me'Compulsive reading.' Susannah Wise, author of This Fragile EarthReaders LOVE Sophia ????? 'Thriller of the year . . . if I could give it more than 5 stars I would.' Amazon Reviewer????? 'What an amazing book. Beautifully written.'????? 'I loved this pacy, well-plotted psychological thriller. Sophia Spiers carefully ratchets up the tension.'????? 'Outstanding read.'????? 'I was hooked from the start . . . kept me in suspense until the very end.'????? 'Not only did it draw me in, but it held me there.'