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Award-winning author, Alan Reynolds' first supernatural thriller. Barrister Liam Drake, his physiotherapist wife, Jo, and their two young children, embark on their annual three-week summer holiday. Needing a complete break, they choose a charming cottage in a remote Cornish village. Only after they arrive do they find out that the cottage was the scene of a brutal murder just a few months earlier. It is clear something is not right. Villagers believe the cottage is cursed, others that it is haunted. The family soon discover that both descriptions are accurate as it becomes a battle for their survival. A fast-moving page-turner that will have readers holding their breath. 'A suspense-filled supernatural thriller with a strong cast of characters.' The Wishing Shelf Awards

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