These Kindle Books can only be redeemed by recipients in your country. While I would have liked to see more character development (and a slightly more mature protagonist who didn't narrate in run-ons), I still found the story enjoyable in a weird, dark and twisty sort of way. In this case it is Priors Bramley, whose occupants were forced to evacuate in the early 60s in order for it to be used for chemical testing. There are four storylines in this book and it is quite complicated how it is held together. A new author to me(suggested by a member) which was the choice for my reading group this month. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 19 August 2020. I'm not usually one for psychological thrillers, but this was a pretty good one. Now, sixty years later, the village has been declared safe again, but there are those living in nearby Bramley who would much rather that the past remain hidden. If she almost becomes an alcoholic after her first boyfriend drops her, she’s not going to turn accepting angel when her next boyfriend nearly destroys her. Really enjoyed it! I mean come on. From the first page to the the last page the story grips you, with different emotions hitting you along the way. Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2013. Another great read from Sarah Rayne. To say she is an inspiration is putting it mildly! Quirky - but I like it. As an almost local I was interested to read a Rutland-based book. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Adam Croft has done it again. Don't be fooled by reviews elsewhere, written I suspect by the author's family and friends. Excellent storyline. I really think it could stand to loose a good 100 to 200 pages to tighten up the plot. Kobo epub (no ISBN but 2020 publication) 315 pages (including 100 or so from Book 2). Available only from HSBC $30 (includes shipping & handling) Sorry, mail orders only due to current COVID 19 restrictions. A slow-burning psychological thriller concerning the "lost" village of Priors Bramley. One in the broken down 'big house', Cadence Manor and the other in the Manor's lodge. WOW! a perfect summer vacation / beach read or just a good novel for to pass the long summer evenings \b> Every house has it’s secrets, and the house that Maggie and Nina have shared for so long is no exception, Except that these secrets are not buried in the past. Why are the reservoirs in Baltimore County owned and managed by Baltimore City? I’ll tell you what lies beneath the cover of this book .. 3 hours of sheer literary fulfilment .. with every twist and turn it is yet another work of throughly indulgent brilliance from Adam that has left me sad I have turned the last page .. Top subscription boxes – right to your door, Teen & Young Adult Paranormal & Urban Fantasy, © 1996-2020, Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. And the deaths will continue until Caroline and DS Dexter Antoine uncover the truth behind the dark secret — and what lies beneath. The characters were not well developed, nor were the plots of the various “stories.” I’m a fan of authors like Karin Slaughter, Blake Pierce, and James Patterson. I feel as if I read parts of 3-4 books. However, part of the plot hinged on an immense coincidence. A new book by Ann Royston Blouse and Cynthia Schäfer Mann. Not her best work. Or is something vicious and dark after her sanity and soul? I waited awhile to get this book and was not disappointed at all. Also, the main character in this book Ella is not very nice, normally Rayne has a really strong protagonist who you champion throughout the book whereas this character isn’t. This item has a maximum order quantity limit. Adam Croft has outdone himself once again! I am not sure about this book. Für mehr Details lesen Sie bitte die Nutzungsbedingungen der jeweiligen Promotion. Ihre zuletzt angesehenen Artikel und besonderen Empfehlungen. what lies beneath is such a beautiful and amazing book and is Richard's best novel yet. A British crime book set in the county of Rutland, which I know fairly well as it's not too far from my home in Cambridge. A girl who has everything, then suddenly finds it all gone, does not immediately become the altruistic do-gooder that Cassie did in this story. My debit card is lacking therefore I am forced to painfully wait to purchase the rest of the series (something I normally hate)! Whoa. It was completely unbelievable that a DI in a rural police force was allowed to investigate a murder without far more intervention from, and discussion with, senior officers, and overall the storyline was poor. Story lines that fascinate and beguile. It was a nightmare that was explicit and horrifying, but didn’t kill the spirit of her. Pacy page-turners that could - if you're not careful - keep you up all night so you can read "just one more chapter".
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