Hope Close

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Quiet street. Perfect homes. Not so perfect lives.

Hope Close: a leafy, tranquil backwater in the heart of the English countryside. But when Andy Meyer moves in, it soon becomes clear that picture-perfect homes can hide less-than-perfect lives. Fresh from rehab and with no interest in meeting his neighbours, Andy erects forbidding gates to keep the ghosts of his past-and any prying eyes-at bay.

Next door, in the grandest house, Layla is unhappily married to a much older man and desperately misses her young son, who has been banished to boarding school. When lonely Nicole from over the road confides her own secret heartache to Layla, the two women form an unlikely bond-until one of them attracts the attention of their mysterious new neighbour.

The only person to sense something dangerous about Andy is busybody Joan. But will her suspicions bring her more than she bargains for As the past catches up with the residents of Hope Close, it becomes clear that the intriguing new neighbour isn't the only one with something to hide

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Praise for Tina Seskis Clever, intriguing, chillingand utterly impossible to put down. Tina Seskis is proving herself to be a master of the twist. Grazia On occasion, havent we all wanted to ditch our responsibilities, change our name, and run off into a new lifeA smartly written thriller. Time Out Add this [author] to the growing Gone Girl subgenre, designed for readers who appreciate the journey and are willing to invest the time to reflect on its significance once the destination is reached. Library Journal Tina Seskis twisted psychological thriller keeps readers guessing. US Weekly Diverting. Publishers Weekly Genius. Stylist Its hard not to feel a little giddy. New York Times Well-written and confident. Tina Seskis has managed to weave together both a strong story and a web of characters, intricately related to each other, with convincing histories. The structure is ambitious, but she pulls it offExcellent. The Literary Consultancy A chilling talethe tragic fallout of a summer reunion will make you wish you could read that bit faster. Stylist Theres a poignant air of nostalgia about the sections set in the womens younger day, and youll warm to the sharply-drawn characters. Astute and witty. Sunday Mirror Endlessly grippingIts a stomach-flipping humdinger of a thriller. Well be pushing it into the hands of all our friends this summer. Heat A compelling roller-coaster of a story. LoveReading This dark whodunit explores just how complex friendships can be. Woman A haunting psychological thrillerbelievable yet shocking with a great twist. The Sun Six friends, one reunion, one gigantic mess. One of the best books to read [right now]. Red Online Everyones going to be talking about the twists and turns of The Honeymoon. Good Housekeeping Really amazing. Lindsay Lohan, actress One of the worlds leading experts at pulling the wool over readers eyes until the very end. Sophie Hannah, official author of the new Hercule Poirot novels I couldnt put it down! An intricate, well-plotted story, engagingly told. Helen Castor, author of She-Wolves, a Sunday Times Book of the Year

Author Bio

Tina Seskis is the author of five novels, including the internationally bestselling One Step Too Far, which has been translated into eighteen languages. Before starting to write novels, Tina worked in marketing and advertising, with varying degrees of success. She lives in North London with her husband and son.