Father's Day: The gripping new thriller from the Sunday Times bestselling author

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The gripping new revenge thriller from Sunday Timesbestselling author Richard Madeley

'Extraordinarily timely, horrific and tender...A real tour de force' Susan Lewis

HOW FAR WOULD A FATHER GO TO DEFEND HIS FAMILY

When Nick Wychwood loses his wife Elise in a shocking accident, he is left to bring up their daughter Lucy on his own. Moving house gives them the fresh start that they need, where they can put tragedy behind them and forge new friendships.

But Lucy, is fragile, vulnerable, easily led. When someone offers her their shoulder, their warmth and understanding, even love, she accepts, unquestioningly. But this someone is an online monster; dangerous, deceptive, manipulative and patiently laying a deadly trap.

As he uncovers the hideous truth of what happened to his beloved daughter, Nick vows to track down the person behind the screen. And when he succeeds, a devastating reckoning awaits

Set in the picturesque Cotswolds, Fathers Day explores the power of paternal love, the evil of online trolling, and the morality of extrajudicial punishment. Fathers Day; a day of vengeance.

Praise for Richard Madeley:

'An authentic and exciting story. The perfect summer read' CLARE MACKINTOSH
'Original, unexpected and thrilling' JOJO MOYES
'Immaculate storytelling, pacy and beautifully written' SADIE JONES
'An unsettlingly tense treat' HEAT
'A perfect summerread with a shockingtwist' OK!

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'Extraordinarily timely, horrific and tender...A real tour de force of crime fiction for our times'Susan Lewis, author ofA Sicilian Affair

Author Bio

Richard Madeley worked on local newspapers before moving to the BBC. He met Judy Finnigan when they both presented a news programme on Granada TV. Their eponymous TV show ran for seven years and was an enormous success. Richard Madeley has four children and lives in London and Cornwall.