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Crow, Jen L

 
9780008784331: The Psychologist

Synopsis

A twisty psychological thriller, perfect for fans of Freida McFadden.

Who can you trust when you can’t trust yourself?

Eilish Culpepper is a forensic psychologist and studies the minds of murderers every day.

But she’s hiding a secret. Ten years ago, when she was a student at St Andrews, her best friend drowned – the death ruled a tragic accident. But Eilish has no memory of that night.

So when Eilish is invited to a university reunion at her old friend’s house, she knows she shouldn’t accept. Yet part of her needs to know what really happened –and when a sudden snowstorm strands everyone, she’s forced to confront the past …

‘The Shining meets Great Gatsby. A unique book not to be missed.’ CJ PARSONS

'A "just-one-more-page" story that kept me guessing until the end.’ LISA WALKER

‘Clever, tense and twisty as hell … a must read that you’ll devour.’ SUZY ASPLEY

'Taut and thrilling – leaves you breathlessly digging for the truth until the very end.’ DEBORAH MASSON

'A gripping read for anyone who loves a thriller that gets under your skin.' Reader review ★★★★★

'Tension in every page, I couldn't put it down.' Reader review ★★★★★

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À propos de l'auteur

Jen L Crow was born in Edinburgh and has lived in Scotland all her life. She currently lives south of Edinburgh with her husband, Chris, and her border collie, Midge. She went to university in Dundee, gaining a Bachelor of Design from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, followed by a post-graduate qualification in Education. Her first novel, written as Jen Mouat, was The Bookshop of New Beginnings, which was published by HQ Digital. Jen is a yoga enthusiast, hillwalker and reader of murder mysteries and urban fantasy novels. She enjoys drawing, swimming and visiting book festivals with her best friend.

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