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Fiction, General Fiction

Bright Lies: A Chilling Psychological Thriller

Aa Abbott (author)

Paperback Published on: 24/10/2020

£8.99

5 reviews

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Publisher information

Publisher: Perfect City Press
ISBN: 9781913395025
Number of pages: 224
Dimensions: 229 x 152 mm
Languages: English

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An intense psychological thriller that left me unable to put the book down. I kept thinking one more chapter, then just another one, then I can’t put it down now!

Bright Lies is an intense psychological thriller that left me unable to put the book down. Starting in the present day (December 2019), the story starts wi... READ MORE

Callie Hill

Compelling

A captivating book with characters I really engaged with. Some of the main theme made me slightly uncomfortable but it was sympathetically and sensitively ... READ MORE

Helen Frost

Intelligent, well-written, well-informed fiction

This is a well-written and insightful book that explores the relationship dynamics of people, particularly young people, who have been victims of or witnes... READ MORE

Joni Mielke

Difficult subjects but well handled

In some ways, this is a difficult book to read. The subject matter is well handled but the content may well be upsetting for some readers. It is the intert... READ MORE

Deb Day

Compelling

I was lucky enough to read this book via The Book Club reviewer group. I found the book to be well written and engaging. The subject matter is difficult bu... READ MORE

Kirstie Harrison