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Críticas

'Brilliantly readable' Sunday Mirror.

'A wonderful story in a vivid, atmospheric setting' Claire McGowan.

'An intriguing and unsettling read' Jane Lythell.

'Full of suspense' The People.

'In an age where school grooming and paedophiles are in the news all the time, Trust Me is a worrying exploration of the blame game and how important it is to trust others' Roaring Bookworm.

'A disturbing read. The subject matter is challenging, and the atmosphere that Zosia so cleverly creates is unnerving. There is a feeling of apprehension as you turn every page. You never quite know where the story is heading or when violence will erupt ... A very good and a very disturbing book' TripFiction.

'I love the way the author writes and how she depicts the characters' Rachel Bustin.

'Had me gripped from the very start ... The tension builds beautifully, and the climax at the end is unexpected. It was a book I couldn't wait to get back to at the end of the day, to see what would unfold next' Sibzzreads.

'Just when I thought I had the whole story figured out, the author planted little seeds of doubt ... A thrilling, head-spinning and well-written read that will keep you guessing throughout' Cosmochicklitan.

'I just couldn't put it down! ... Refreshingly different to anything I've read in this genre for a while. I was hooked from start to finish' Rather Too Fond of Books.

Reseña del editor

Who can you trust if you can't trust yourself?

'Brilliantly readable' SUNDAY MIRROR.
'Intriguing and unsettling' JANE LYTHELL.
'Wonderful' CLAIRE MCGOWAN.

Lizzie lives in the Lake District with her partner, Jonty, and his teenage son, Sam. Though she's only ten years older than her stepson, their set-up works. They are a family.

Then Sam becomes sullen and withdrawn, and Lizzie suspects something sinister is going on.

But no one will believe her.

They think Lizzie is to blame.

Are they right?

This is a brilliantly atmospheric domestic thriller about dark rumours wreaking havoc on a happy family. Perfect for readers of The Family Next Door and The Other Woman.