Hidden - Tapa blanda

'A shifty low-key thriller, half Spellbound, half Daphne du Maurier' -- Stewart O'Nan 'An unusual, very well-written novel, which draws the reader into the mind of the narrator.' -- Sunday Telegraph 20080731 'Hidden is not really like anything you've read before' -- Anna Quindlen 20080731 'A mesmerising first novel that wraps character-led drama around a thriller-like core.' -- Observer 20050522 'Jaskunas's descriptive prose has a hallucinatory and ominous vividness.' -- Independent on Sunday 20050522 'Magical ... provides both the racing pulse pleasure of a thriller and the quieter deep waters of character-driven literary fiction' -- The Washington Post 20040606 "Hidden' is a page-turner, poignant and powerful. I was transfixed' -- Chris Bohjalian 20050125 'Impressive ! a considerable achievement ... a narrative that is as original as it is well structured' -- Natasha Cooper, TLS 20051028 'An intriguing tale well-told' -- Evening Mail 20051028 'A mesmerising first novel that wraps character-led drama around a thriller-like core' -- Observer 20051028 'Powerfully compelling, this intelligent thriller about a woman's search for the truth maintains a vice-like grip' -- Sainsbury's Magazine 20051028 'Powerfully compelling, this intelligent thriller about a woman's search for the truth maintains a vice-like grip' -- Birmingham Post 20051028

Hidden reads like a waking dream. In the summer of 1996, Maggie Wilson is discovered lying unconscious at the foot of her bed in her remote farmhouse. She has been viciously assaulted, but she is still alive. Six years later, Maggie still carries the scars of her attack, yet can feel safe in the knowledge that her attacker is behind bars. Following her devastating testimony, her husband, Nate, has been convicted and locked away. But suddenly another man confesses to the crime. Maggie's world is turned upside down again, and her life spirals out of control...