To the Sea

De: Nikki Crutchley

Narrado por: Lucy Lovegrove

Keep a secret. Tell a lie. Protect the family. At all costs.

A compulsively enjoyable suspense thriller from Ngaio Marsh Award shortlisted author, Nikki Crutchley, which will keep you guessing and listening late into the night.

Iluka has been the only home that 18-year-old Ana has ever known. The beautiful wild pine plantation overlooking the Pacific Ocean where her grandfather builds furniture, her aunt runs an artists' retreat and her uncle tends the land, is paradise, a private idyll safe from the outside world.

But the place holds a violent secret and when a stranger arrives, Ana will need to make a choice: to protect everything - and everyone - she holds dear or tell the truth and destroy it all.

An atmospheric, suspenseful, dark and twisty thriller in the tradition of Daphne du Maurier, Paula Hawkins, Anna Downes, and JP Pomare.

"An enthralling thriller, as beautiful and deadly as an ocean storm.... Crutchley achieves a perfect balance as she draws the reader into an eerie world filled with secrets, lies and twisted love." (Rose Carlyle, The Girl in the Mirror)

"Many things make this thriller stand out.... Crutchley's meticulous writing and propulsive storytelling give the book a strange power." (North and South)

©2021 Nikki Crutchley (P)2021 HarperCollins Publishers

Great apart from the strange accent

A powerful read, great descriptions of the elemental nature of the land the sea and the inhabitants. I just couldn’t quite figure out the accent. As a Kiwi I feel that it was an Aussie interpretation of a Kiwi “eccent” and it just didn’t quite hit home.