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Editorial: Independently published, 2026
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- Título
- The Last House On The List
- Autor
- Butterwick, Matthew
- Editorial
- Independently published
- Año de publicación
- 2026
- Estado
- New
- Encuadernación
- PAP
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 13
- 9798173499318
- Peso del artículo
- 335 gramos
Elodie Ellington values houses for a living.
She knows the signs people try to hide: damp behind fresh paint, cracks beneath furniture, secrets tucked behind locked doors.
But she has missed something far more dangerous.
Seven people have disappeared. Seven homeowners whose properties Elodie valued shortly before they vanished.
At first, it looks impossible. Then she discovers every suspicious appointment was placed into her diary from inside the estate agency. Someone has been using Elodie to get through people's front doors.
And they aren't finished.
When a new valuation appears in her diary, Elodie recognises the address immediately. It's her own.
The appointment is at four o'clock. Then comes the countdown.
Someone knows where she lives. They know when she's home. And whatever happened to the people before her has already begun.
Because Elodie isn't investigating the list anymore. She's on it.
She knows the signs people try to hide: damp behind fresh paint, cracks beneath furniture, secrets tucked behind locked doors.
But she has missed something far more dangerous.
Seven people have disappeared. Seven homeowners whose properties Elodie valued shortly before they vanished.
At first, it looks impossible. Then she discovers every suspicious appointment was placed into her diary from inside the estate agency. Someone has been using Elodie to get through people's front doors.
And they aren't finished.
When a new valuation appears in her diary, Elodie recognises the address immediately. It's her own.
The appointment is at four o'clock. Then comes the countdown.
Someone knows where she lives. They know when she's home. And whatever happened to the people before her has already begun.
Because Elodie isn't investigating the list anymore. She's on it.
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