![]() ![]() Agent: Deborah Schneider, Gelfman Schneider Literary. Jewell is in top form in this suspenseful, satisfying story. Not every plot twist is plausible, but the backstory makes readers question everything they think they know as things cleverly unfold. ![]() Together, the two women search for the truth of what happened. While Shaun prepares for the new semester, Sophie discovers a hand-lettered cardboard sign in the garden that reads “Dig Here.” When digging reveals what might be a vital clue to Tallulah and Zach’s disappearance, Sophie joins forces with Kim, who has never given up hope that Tallulah is still alive. And this feeling continued to niggle at her. She did say she had a vague feeling that she had seen the sign somewhere before when she first saw the sign in the garden. At 11pm she sends her mum a text message. It can only be Lisa Jewell Midsummer 2017: teenage mum Tallulah heads out on a date, leaving her baby son at home with her mother, Kim. A year later, Sophie Beck, a writer of cozy mysteries, moves into a cottage near the estate with her partner, Shaun Gray, who has just accepted a teaching position at a local school. She did say she had a vague feeling that she had seen the sign somewhere before when she first saw the sign imore I guess I’m in the minority on this one. From the global number one bestselling author of The Family Upstairs: a missing woman, an abandoned mansion, family trauma, and deep buried secrets. Left behind is their infant son, whose care is assumed by Tallulah’s distraught mother, Kim. ![]() In this excellent thriller from bestseller Jewell ( The Family Upstairs), Tallulah and Zach, both 19, disappear after a date night that starts at a pub and takes the unmarried couple to a country estate in Surrey, England. ![]()
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