SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER.AMAZON BESTSELLER #1.#128 AMONG ALL BOOKS ON BRITISH AMAZON.Inheritance is not always a good thing. Especially if the house you're inheriting hides terrible secrets... Victims When pregnant Saffie Cutler and her husband Tom inherited number 9 Skelton Place, they thought it was their dream home. And certainly the last thing they expected was to find human remains buried in the back garden. More precisely, the remains of two bodies. Men and women... InvestigationForensic medical examination showed that the bodies were buried at least thirty years ago and... this is murder. The police ask Saffie to talk to the former owner of the cottage - her grandmother Rose, who lives in a nursing home... Witness But Rose has Alzheimer's disease. Her consciousness is slowly fading, she remembers almost nothing and cannot help the police. And yet the old woman clearly knows something... The Killer As Rose's fragmented memories surface and the police dig deeper, Saffy realizes that she and her house are being followed. Someone very dangerous...Really. What happened thirty years ago? Who are these victims? What role did Rose play in this case? And what danger threatens Saffy now? “It’s just chills.” – Sunday Times “Fans of The Girl on the Train will love it.” – Marie Clair “Very tense and twisted.” – B.E. Paris "Twisted, disturbing and very real." – Gillian McAllister