The BRAND NEW gripping and emotional story from Sheila Norton. Perfect for fans of Sam Vickery and Jodi Picoult.
My six-year-old daughter would never hurt anyone. So why has she put her best friend in hospital?When the school calls to say there’s been an incident, I assume there’s been a mistake. My sweet, gentle little girl has never been in trouble before.
But when I arrive, Millie is in tears. And her best friend Lucy is on her way to hospital.
Millie did this.
She refuses to tell me why. And as I desperately try to understand what happened, I realise there are things going on in my daughter’s life that I knew nothing about.
Has someone been influencing Millie? And how far will they go to stop me discovering the truth?
A gripping, emotional page-turner about the secrets we keep and how far a mother will go to protect her child.
Praise for Sheila Norton:
'A well-crafted and brilliantly suspenseful novel that kept me guessing until the end.' Jo Bartlett
‘Loved this book!!!!!… Addictive. There was no way I was putting it down, I literally started reading the book around 10am and couldn't put it down until around 4am. Hahaha I'm so glad it was the weekend!!!!… I definitely recommend it!!!’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader review
‘A breathtaking novel about motherhood… I felt angst, tension, compassion, empathy, surprise and suspicion…. Do not miss this novel, especially if you enjoy reading about families and their realistic struggles and moments of joy…. Grabbed my heart… Phenomenally emotive.’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader review
‘A masterpiece story of a family finding their way… Hit all the feels for me and I was invested in the story from the beginning to the brilliant end. My emotions ran wild throughout this story and I would love to see this become a Netflix hit.’ ⭐��⭐⭐⭐ Reader review
‘A remarkable tale depicting a family's journey through the complexities of emotional challenges. Norton's storytelling kept engrossed me from start to finish, leaving a lasting impact… Truly captivating.’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader review
Genre: General Fiction
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