Flowers for the Dead: An absolutely gripping serial killer thriller
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Adam is the perfect boyfriend. He pays attention, he buys flowers. He knows everything about Laura and looks after her every need. He cooks, he cleans – he even does the dishes without being asked.
But Laura has never met Adam. Still grieving after a devastating car crash that killed her family, she’s forgetful and struggling to pull her life together. She’d be horrified to know the depth of this unsettling fantasy in which she is the star. But there’s no denying the chill she feels every time she finds another elaborate bouquet on her doorstep, or wakes in the night sensing she is not alone.
Adam has been watching her every move, and now it’s time to act. Except, there’s one little detail he’s missed: Laura has been watching him too.
After everything she’s been through, Laura’s ready to fight back and stop being the victim in her own life story. But in Adam’s world, there are no happy endings…
An unputdownable thriller guaranteed to have you sleeping with the light on and questioning everything you think you know about serial-killer thrillers! Perfect for fans of You by Caroline Kepnes, My Lovely Wife by Samantha Dowling and The One by John Marrs.
Readers adore Flowers for the Dead:
‘Loved it! Brilliantly original and addictive. Very clever.’ B.A. Paris, bestselling author of Behind Closed Doors and The Breakdown.
‘Will have you looking over your shoulder and under your bed... Original, gripping, with a deep psychological impact.’ Sunday Mirror
‘Utterly twisted, satisfyingly shocking and brilliantly clever... To come across something unique in a genre that is so massively popular is always a special treat.’ Nicky Reviews Reads
‘This is a stonking read and if you haven’t read it, why haven’t you read it?? You really are missing out!’ Damp Pebbles
‘This book is one hell of read and totally took my breath away. Seriously, I thought I was going to have a heart attack.’ Chelle’s Book Reviews
‘Mesmerising, terrifying, intriguing, very unsettling, totally compulsive and a fantastic read.’ Being Anne
