I Know Who You Were Av Nick Curran

Grabs the reader from the very first page - and never lets go' <I><B>DAILY MAIL</B></I><BR/><BR/> 'Taut and properly disturbing. . . Impressive' <I><B>The Critic</B></I><BR/><BR/><B>EVERYONE HAS A PAST. . . YOURS IS COMING TO KILL YOU</B><BR/><BR/> Alex and Morven have a pretty perfect marriage.  Still madly in love after ten years, they have no secrets from each other and their life in London with daughter Poppy is . . . happy.<BR/> Until one day it changes.  Morven disappears, her car found abandoned. The police come around to Alex's house to tell him things about his wife he never knew: her real name, her past life, the secrets she kept from him.  And Alex realises he's been loving a lie.  He needs answers . . . and on the shore of a dark and remote lake in Wales he learns that the tragic events which shaped the past now threaten to rip apart the present.<BR/><BR/><B>Praise for I KNOW WHO YOU WERE</B><BR/><BR/> 'A gripping, twisty and beautifully written debut thriller that marks Curran as a writer to watch' <I><B>Irish Independent</B></I><BR/><BR/> 'Written with enormous panache and gentle empathy, it ratchets up the tension repeatedly before exploding into a grandstand heart-stopping finale' <I><B>Daily Mail</B></I><BR/><BR/> 'Oh boy, this is going to keep you up at night, or abandoning everything else to race through the pages' <I><B>Peterborough Telegraph</B></I><BR/><BR/> 'Throws out a great hook and then twists and turns its way to a heartstopping climax' <B>Stephen Gallagher</B><BR/><BR/> 'Not just a ruthlessly compelling novel of suspense but an unflinching examination of the repercussions of a crime. Disturbing, harrowing and moving, it signals the arrival of a new master of crime fiction.' <B>Ramsey Campbell</B><BR/><BR/> 'Taut, compelling, original. An emotionally charged story that will leave you thinking of the main character long after finishing the book. A true page-turner' <B>J A Corrigan</B><BR/><BR/> 'Curran's debut is an absorbing, dark and suspenseful thriller. He is a writer to watch' <B>David Fennell</B><BR/><BR/> 'An utterly gripping  Cobenesque mystery keeps you turning the pages fiercely to find out what's happening'<B> Crime Podcast FM</B>