Hide

By: Nell Pattison

Narrated by: Clare-Louise English, Billy Ashcroft, David Thorpe, Sherry Baines, Alex Wingfield, Nick Biadon, Beth Eyre

“Tense, twisty and full of toxic secrets – a chilly fight for survival guaranteed to give you shivers” – T.M. LOGAN, author of Lies and The Vacation

Seven friends. One killer. You can run, but you can’t hide…

The hike is meant to bring their nature group together.

Emily, the sister who never lets her hearing loss hold her back.

Lauren, the sister who always feels a step behind.

Morna, who doesn’t get on with Lauren.

Ben, whose feelings for Emily border on obsession.

Dan, the quiet newcomer to the group.

Kai, who isn’t just on the hike to enjoy the wildlife.

And Alec, the one who knows all their secrets.

As the sun sets, a gunshot rings out on the nature reserve.

One of the seven is dead. And one of their number killed them…

©2021 Nell Pattison (P)2021 HarperCollins Publishers Limited

Critic reviews

Praise for Hide:

‘Tense, twisty and full of toxic secrets – a chilly fight for survival guaranteed to give you shivers’ TM Logan

Praise for Nell Pattison:

‘We loved this chilling and fabulously dark read’ Closer

‘A superb innovation for the crime genre . . . a brilliantly terrifying premise and a twisty, gripping tale’ Philippa East

‘Sinister, layered, atmospheric … I couldn’t turn the pages quickly enough’ Debbie Howells

‘A nail-biting page-turner of a thriller … The sense of a community isolated, and all the conflicts and tensions that brings, adds satisfying layers of complexity’ James Oswald

‘Delicate, brutal, impossible to put down. The Silent House is a disquieting thriller’ Ross Armstrong

‘A strong and terrifically terrifying debut’ The Nerd Daily

‘Fans of female amateur sleuths will like this one, and the insight into the deaf community gives it a unique slant’ Shots Magazine

really fun trying to figure out what's going on!

who ever gave this book a one star didn't get to the final chapter. Diabolical. I really enjoyed the journey and I honestly didn't feel like anyone's storyline was unnecessary like they tend to be in some whodunnits. a lot of the time people are included just to have more suspects, but I think everyone served a purpose to their story quite well. I will say I guessed who the killer would be early on, but I still didn't know who they were really after so it wasn't completely predictable.