Then She Was Gone by Lisa Jewell - Sunday Times Bestselling Psychological Thriller - Paperback - Brand New

Details: Condition: Brand New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781784756253 Publisher: Penguin (Arrow / Cornerstone) Overview: Then She Was Gone is Lisa Jewell's addictive, Sunday Times bestselling psychological thriller about a mother, a missing daughter, and secrets that refuse to stay buried. Ten years after fifteen-year-old Ellie Mack vanishes without trace, her mother Laurel finally begins rebuilding her life, only for a chance encounter to reopen every unanswered question. Twisty, tender, and utterly compulsive, it is a standout in modern domestic suspense, perfect for anyone who loves emotionally rich, character-driven mysteries. About the Book: When Ellie Mack disappears on the cusp of adulthood, days before her exams and a longed-for summer of freedom, her family is shattered beyond repair. Ten years on, her mother Laurel has learned to survive the unbearable, though she has never stopped searching for answers. Then she meets Floyd, a charming stranger who sweeps her off her feet, and is introduced to his young daughter Poppy, a child who bears an uncanny resemblance to Ellie at the same age. What begins as a hopeful new chapter slowly curdles into unease, as buried memories and long-hidden secrets resurface. Lisa Jewell moves deftly between past and present, gradually peeling back layers of deception until the full, devastating truth about Ellie's fate is revealed. The novel examines grief, guilt, and the corrosive power of secrets within families, while never losing its grip as a taut, propulsive thriller. Readers praise its unpredictable twists and emotional depth, calling it far more than a simple whodunit; a story about the ripple effects of trauma, a mother's resilient hope, and the unsettling realisation that those closest to us can hide the darkest truths. Key Benefits: Sunday Times bestselling psychological thriller from a #1 New York Times bestselling author. Gripping, twist-filled plot combined with genuine emotional depth. A standalone novel, perfect fo