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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Death of Aunt Susan - A ConfessionThis is not a detective's story, it's the confession of a man who never expected the police to come looking for him.Martin, not his real name, has spent his entire life making sure nobody discovers who he really is.A successful businessman, respected employer and devoted husband, he's built everything on being dependable, sensible and utterly ordinary.It's a lie.For years he has travelled in secret to the suburban home of a woman he knows only as Aunt Susan. Behind drawn curtains and an ordinary front door, she provides the one thing he has never found anywhere else-a place where he can finally be himself.Then Aunt Susan is murdered and suddenly every carefully hidden visit, every email, every excuse for being away from home becomes evidence waiting to be uncovered.The police want to speak to everyone who knew her.Martin can't come forward without destroying his marriage, his career and the reputation he's spent decades building, but staying silent could make him look guilty.As detectives close in on the truth behind Aunt Susan's hidden life, Martin is forced to confront an even darker question: how much of himself can he reveal before he loses everything?Told as an unflinchingly honest confession, The Death of Aunt Susan is a gripping psychological thriller about shame, identity, obsession and the devastating cost of living a double life.Perfect for readers of character-driven crime fiction, psychological suspense and morally complex mysteries where the greatest danger isn't the killer-but the truth. This is not a detective's story, it's the confession of a man who never expected the police to come looking for him. A gripping psychological thriller about shame, identity, obsession and the cost of living a double life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781036989576
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Death of Aunt Susan - A ConfessionThis is not a detective's story, it's the confession of a man who never expected the police to come looking for him.Martin, not his real name, has spent his entire life making sure nobody discovers who he really is.A successful businessman, respected employer and devoted husband, he's built everything on being dependable, sensible and utterly ordinary.It's a lie.For years he has travelled in secret to the suburban home of a woman he knows only as Aunt Susan. Behind drawn curtains and an ordinary front door, she provides the one thing he has never found anywhere else-a place where he can finally be himself.Then Aunt Susan is murdered and suddenly every carefully hidden visit, every email, every excuse for being away from home becomes evidence waiting to be uncovered.The police want to speak to everyone who knew her.Martin can't come forward without destroying his marriage, his career and the reputation he's spent decades building, but staying silent could make him look guilty.As detectives close in on the truth behind Aunt Susan's hidden life, Martin is forced to confront an even darker question: how much of himself can he reveal before he loses everything?Told as an unflinchingly honest confession, The Death of Aunt Susan is a gripping psychological thriller about shame, identity, obsession and the devastating cost of living a double life.Perfect for readers of character-driven crime fiction, psychological suspense and morally complex mysteries where the greatest danger isn't the killer-but the truth. This is not a detective's story, it's the confession of a man who never expected the police to come looking for him. A gripping psychological thriller about shame, identity, obsession and the cost of living a double life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781036989576
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Death of Aunt Susan - A ConfessionThis is not a detective's story, it's the confession of a man who never expected the police to come looking for him.Martin, not his real name, has spent his entire life making sure nobody discovers who he really is.A successful businessman, respected employer and devoted husband, he's built everything on being dependable, sensible and utterly ordinary.It's a lie.For years he has travelled in secret to the suburban home of a woman he knows only as Aunt Susan. Behind drawn curtains and an ordinary front door, she provides the one thing he has never found anywhere else-a place where he can finally be himself.Then Aunt Susan is murdered and suddenly every carefully hidden visit, every email, every excuse for being away from home becomes evidence waiting to be uncovered.The police want to speak to everyone who knew her.Martin can't come forward without destroying his marriage, his career and the reputation he's spent decades building, but staying silent could make him look guilty.As detectives close in on the truth behind Aunt Susan's hidden life, Martin is forced to confront an even darker question: how much of himself can he reveal before he loses everything?Told as an unflinchingly honest confession, The Death of Aunt Susan is a gripping psychological thriller about shame, identity, obsession and the devastating cost of living a double life.Perfect for readers of character-driven crime fiction, psychological suspense and morally complex mysteries where the greatest danger isn't the killer-but the truth. This is not a detective's story, it's the confession of a man who never expected the police to come looking for him. A gripping psychological thriller about shame, identity, obsession and the cost of living a double life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781036989576
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