Until it's Over

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Young and athletic, London cycle courier Astrid Bell is bad luck - for other people. First Astrid's neighbour Peggy Farrell accidentally knocks her off her bike - and not long after is found bludgeoned to death in an alley. Then, a few days later, Astrid is asked to pick up a package from a wealthy woman called Ingrid de Soto, only to find the client murdered in the hall of her luxurious home. For the police, it's more than coincidence. For Astrid and her six housemates it's the beginning of a nightmare: suspicious glances, bitter accusations, fallings-out and a growing fear that the worst is yet to come...Because it's true that bad luck comes in threes - who will be the next to die

Reviews

Praise for Nicci French and "Losing You
""Lose yourself in this smart nail-biter of a tale about a mother's desperate search for her missing teenage daughter."
--"People
""Seamless first-person account. . . . This engrossing read captures the importance of the often overlooked and underappreciated minutiae of everyday life while commanding a deeply personal reaction in readers."
--"Publishers Weekly" (starred review)
"The novel's greatest strength is its cool-eyed portrait of an English village."
--"The Washington Post"
"What gives Losing You its chief distinction . . . is its unusually emotive color and its flinty protagonist, who, like any mother, understands that no one can possibly care as much about her child as she does. Nina is the parent we'd all like to be under duress, and I find I've become nearly as protective of her as she is of her daughter."
--"Salon"
"Nicci French . . . know[s] exactly how to maintain the tension . . . Y

Praise for Nicci French and "Losing You
"Lose yourself in this smart nail-biter of a tale about a mothers desperate search for her missing teenage daughter.
"People
"Seamless first-person account. . . . This engrossing read captures the importance of the often overlooked and underappreciated minutiae of everyday life while commanding a deeply personal reaction in readers.
"Publishers Weekly" (starred review)
The novels greatest strength is its cool-eyed portrait of an English village.
"The Washington Post"
What gives Losing You its chief distinction . . . is its unusually emotive color and its flinty protagonist, who, like any mother, understands that no one can possibly care as much about her child as she does. Nina is the parent wed all like to be under duress, and I find Ive become nearly as protective of her as she is of her daughter.
"Salon

Praise for Nicci French and "Losing You
""Lose yourself in this smart nail-biter of a tale about a mother's desperate search for her missing teenage daughter."
--"People
""Seamless first-person account. . . . This engrossing read captures the importance of the often overlooked and underappreciated minutiae of everyday life while commanding a deeply personal reaction in readers."
--"Publishers Weekly" (starred review)
"The novel's greatest strength is its cool-eyed portrait of an English village."
--"The Washington Post"
"What gives Losing You its chief distinction . . . is its unusually emotive color and its flinty protagonist, who, like any mother, understands that no one can possibly care as much about her child as she does. Nina is the parent we'd all like to be under duress, and I find I've become nearly as protective of her as she is of her daughter."
--"Salon"
"Nicci French . . . know[s] exactly how to maintain the tension . . . You live through every nail-biting minute."
--"The Guardian "(London)
"This latest offering is sure to keep readers furiously flipping pages through the night."
--"Booklist"

Author Bio

Nicci French is the pseudonym for the writing partnership of journalists Nicci Gerrard and Sean French. The couple are married and live in Suffolk. There are fourteen other bestselling novels by Nicci French, all published by Penguin. Blue Monday was the first thrilling instalment in the Frieda Klein series, followed by Tuesday's Gone, Waiting for Wednesday, Thursday's Child and Friday on My Mind.