I Looked Away: the page-turning Sunday Times Top 5 bestseller

Jane Corry

Jun 2019 · Penguin UK

About this ebook

You made a mistake . . .
But they're saying it's murder.

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'A great book to take away on holiday with you' *****
'Thrilling, emotional and pacy with a clever twist I didn't expect' Claire Douglas
'Sensitive and thought-provoking' Adele Parks
'Fearsomely good' Nicci French

Every Monday, 49-year-old Ellie looks after her grandson Josh. She loves him more than anyone else in the world. The only thing that can mar her happiness is her husband's affair. But he swears it's over now, and Ellie has decided to be thankful for what she's got.

Then one day, while she's looking after Josh, her husband gets a call from that woman. And just for a moment, Ellie takes her eyes off her grandson. What happens next will change her life forever.

Because Ellie is hiding something from her past. And what looks like an accident could start to look like murder . . .

From the Sunday Times bestselling author of My Husband's Wife, comes a beautifully written page-turner for fans of Lisa Jewell and Clare Mackintosh.

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PRAISE FOR JANE CORRY

'Compulsive, edgy and with some fabulous twists that I didn't see coming!' B A Paris, The Therapist

'Beautifully written' Peter James, Left You Dead

'A 'keep you up all night' thriller with a very big heart. I loved it' Kate Hamer, Crushed

'I raced through this - staying up FAR too late to finish' Teresa Driscoll, Her Perfect Family

Ratings and reviews

I think the author writes in an easy to read manner. However, I found this book to be all over the place. The premise of the story was interesting but not really credible. The set up very discombobulating. I found 'Ellie' to be irritatingly weak. By the end of it I wanted to hit my head against a wall!!

Brilliant book couldn't put it down

Simply brilliant....

About the author

Jane Corry is a former magazine journalist who spent three years working as the writer-in-residence at a high security men's prison. This often hair-raising experience helped inspire her Sunday Times-bestselling psychological dramas, of which she has now sold over a million copies worldwide. Jane is a regular contributor to the Daily Telegraph and My Weekly magazine.