Suspense Boxset
Patricia Dixon
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Beschreibung
Women confront lies, secrets, and threats, in these four gripping psychological novels from a British master of suspense! This collection of four novels from acclaimed author Patricia Dixon includes:The Other Woman Rowan’s days of being the other woman and waiting patiently for Alex are almost over. He’s left his wife, and Rowan is finally within touching distance of her happy ever after. But when Alex is involved in a terrible accident, facts begin to emerge that cast doubt on everything. And soon, Rowan’s own family is in grave danger, in this turbulent psychological suspense spanning from England to coastal France.Over My Shoulder When Freya meets Kane, he charms her off her feet and whisks her away into his lavish life. Falling in love with him is a dream come true. But as time goes by, his subtle manipulations escalate into something far worse in this “addictive and intriguing” thriller (Linda Huber, bestselling author of Baby Dear).#MeToo Inspired by true events. When Billie receives a desperate letter from the man she loves, convicted of a crime he swears he didn’t commit, she teams up with a private detective to find evidence that would set him free. Meanwhile, his accuser struggles to cope after an ordeal that’s left her traumatized and isolated, and Billie’s faith in his innocence is beginning to waver. There may be two sides to every story, but there’s only one truth . . .Blame After a killer is released from prison, a new spate of murders rocks the small village of Elkdale. It seems that Frankie, a woman who’s worked hard to escape the memory of the one night that changed her life forever, is being targeted for revenge—but who is blaming her, and why? “An excellent piece of psychological fiction.” —Book Rant Reviews