The Wrecker’s Girl

De: S. K. Tremayne

Narrado por: Catrin Walker-Booth

The first in a brand new crime thriller series from the No.1 Sunday Times bestselling author, that will transport you to the rugged Cornish coast, and keep you on the edge of your seat.

An unexplained death

In stormy West Cornwall, a woman lies dead at the bottom of a waterfall. A year later, her children are possessed by strange visions.

A house full of secrets

Forensic psychologist Karenza Bray arrives to work with the children. She discovers a grand ancestral home, full of details that don’t quite make sense. The children sleepwalk into the sea, and claim to speak with dark spectres. An centuries-old mirror shows them impossible things.

A family with everything to hide

Someone knows the truth about what happened to Natalie Tyack. Her husband. The housekeeper. The neighbours. But the more Karenza tries to help, the deeper she steps into a mystery, into a haunting. This house has a history that has not been put to rest.

Will any of them escape sane, and unscathed?

Reseñas de la Crítica

Praise for the author

‘Terrifyingly believable and utterly gripping. One of my top reads of the year’ Lisa Jewell

‘This novel will grab you on the first page and not let go until the last’ Jeffery Deaver

‘Will fill you to the brim with paranoia!’ Liz Lawler

‘What a cracking thriller. If you like dark, twisty ghostly tales with a riddle to solve, [I] highly recommended but *keep the light on*’Joanna Cannon

‘A haunting tale with dark shadows around every corner’ Marion Todd

‘Instantly captivating. Spooky from page one’ Monique Roffey

‘Spooky and atmospheric with some very clever twists’ Catherine Cooper

‘Beautifully paced, teeming with psychological shivers’ The Times, Best Crime Thrillers

‘Gripping, sad, and desperately poignant’ Daily Mail

‘Grip, pace and bags of atmosphere’ Sunday Times

‘Unbearably gripping and suspenseful’ Sophie Hannah

‘A haunting, powerful thriller’ Paula Daly

‘Brilliantly eerie’ Good Housekeeping

‘A brilliant and compulsive thriller’ Heat

‘A magnificently creepy thriller’ Spectator

‘I slept with the light on for several nights afterwards’ Sun, Book of the Week

‘A grip-lit hit’ Mail on Sunday

‘This excellent thriller won’t disappoint’ Closer

‘Atmospheric and haunting’ Independent on Sunday

‘The wild setting, drenched in folklore, provides atmosphere to this thriller’ Sunday Mirror

'Pulsing with tension’ Woman and Home

‘A fantastic read that weaves an eerie spell around the reader’ Cass Green

‘Brooding, dark and atmospheric’ Alex Lake

‘One of the best new crime books’ Financial Times