End of Story

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"Ill be dead in three months. Come tell my story."

This is the chilling invitation from Sebastian Trapp, renowned mystery novelist, to his long-time correspondent Nicky Hunter, an expert in detective fiction. Welcomed into his lavish San Francisco mansion, Nicky begins to unravel Trapps life story under the watchful eyes of his enigmatic wife and plainspoken daughter.

But Sebastian Trapp is a mystery himself. And maybe probably a murderer.

Two decades ago, his first wife and son vanished the case never solved. Is the master of mystery playing a deadly game and if so, who will be the loser

And when a body surfaces in the family's koi pond, they all realize the past isn't buried it's waiting.

Reviews

PRAISE FOR AJ FINN

Astounding. Thrilling. Lovely and amazing GILLIAN FLYNN

'Twisted to the power of max' VAL McDERMID

A dark, twisty confection RUTH WARE

One of those rare books that really is unputdownable STEPHEN KING

A tremendous new talent JANE HARPER

Amazing. Riveting. Just plain fantastic! TESS GERRITSEN

Smart, heart-wrenchingand really scary NICCI FRENCH

An elegant, beautifully written thriller JOANNA CANNON

Dense, brilliant and unforgettable JENNY COLGAN

I barely drew breath until I turned the final page LIZ NUGENT

Tense, twisty and SO beautifully written C.J. TUDOR

I was blown away JOE HILL

Dripping with suspense. Creaking with menace. Beautifully written SIMON TOYNE

This is a gripping, twisty tale, and a must read for fans of psychological thrillers The Scotsman Magazine

Masterfully uncomfortable reading that had me racing to the end for relief HELEN FIELDS

Witty, chilling and suspenseful RILEY SAGER, bestselling author of Final Girls

An absolutely gripping thriller LOUISE PENNY, author of the Chief Inspector Gamache novels

Sublime! HERMAN KOCH, author of The Dinner

Author Bio

A.J. Finn has written for numerous publications, including the Los Angeles Times, the Washington Post, and the Times Literary Supplement. A native of New York, Finn lived in England for ten years before returning to New York City.