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I'll Find You: The most pulse-pounding thriller you'll read this year from the bestselling author of DON'T WAKE UP

(Paperback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

I'll Find You: The most pulse-pounding thriller you'll read this year from the bestselling author of DON'T WAKE UP

Contributors:

By (Author) Liz Lawler

ISBN:

9781785766039

Publisher:

Zaffre

Imprint:

Zaffre

Publication Date:

3rd June 2019

UK Publication Date:

2nd May 2019

Country:

United Kingdom

Classifications

Readership:

General

Genre:
Fiction/Non-fiction:

Fiction

Other Subjects:

Thriller / suspense fiction

Dewey:

823.92

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Paperback

Number of Pages:

400

Dimensions:

Width 129mm, Height 198mm, Spine 23mm

Weight:

292g

Description

Emily Jacobs, a nurse, is in hospital for a minor operation. When she wakes in the night, woozy with anaesthetic, she sees the doctor frantically trying to resuscitate the woman in the bed next to her. In the morning, she is told that she must have had a nightmare. The bed has been empty all along...

When Emily returns to work she discovers a bracelet that she believes belonged to the missing woman. Soon, she becomes convinced that her colleagues at the hospital are hiding a terrible secret. What if she's wrong What if her own troubled past has affected her more than she knows

But what if she's right

What else could they be capable of

Reviews

A psychological thriller of the first order with a twist that'll have you making a note to keep well * Weekend Sport *

Author Bio

Born in Chatham and partly raised in Dublin, Liz Lawler is one of fourteen children and grew up sharing socks, pants, stuffed bras and a table space to eat at. Liz spent over twenty years working as a nurse, and has since worked as a flight attendant and as the general manager of a five-star hotel. She now lives in Bath with her husband. Don't Wake Up, Liz's debut novel, sold over 150,000 copies. I'll Find You is her second novel.

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