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"Twisty and swift, Amy Stuart's "Still Mine "is a darkly entertaining mystery machine. But what will really surprise you is the emotional foundation on which it has been built." Andrew Pyper, bestselling author of "The Demonologist" and "The Damned"

Twisty and swift, Amy Stuart s Still Mine" is a darkly entertaining mystery machine. But what will really surprise you is the emotional foundation on which it has been built. Andrew Pyper, bestselling author of The Demonologist" and The Damned"
"Still Mine" delivers all the nail-biting moments of a fast-paced thriller and filters them through the eyes of girl-with-a-past Clare O Dey: deeply flawed yet instantly recognizable, O Dey is a noir detective hero for a postmodern age. Author Amy Stuart sends one missing woman out to look for another one, and the result is chilling. You ll find yourself turning the pages faster and faster. Elisabeth de Mariaffi, author of "The Devil You Know"
An intricately woven thriller.... You ll want desperately to solve the mystery not only of the missing Shayna, but of Clare O Dey, Amy Stuart s heartbreaking heroine, on the run from the darkest forces both within and without and you ll have a hard time forgetting the everytown of Blackstone and its scheming, desperate inhabitants.... A vivid and haunting debut. Holly LeCraw, author of The Swimming Pool"
A haunting treasure of a book that burrowed its way into my psyche as I read it. Not since "The Silent Wife" have I been rendered so powerlessly riveted by a psychological thriller. I can t wait to read what Stuart writes next. Marissa Stapley, author of "Mating for Life"
From its evocative opening to its heart-pounding conclusion, "Still Mine" is a gripping mystery that I felt desperate to solve. Amy Stuart paints a vivid picture of the stark mountain town, Blackmore, and the cast of shadowy characters who inhabit it. A tense and absorbing read. Lucy Clarke, author of "The Blue""

Twisty and swift, Amy Stuart s "Still Mine" is a darkly entertaining mystery machine. But what will really surprise you is the emotional foundation on which it has been built. --Andrew Pyper, bestselling author of The Demonologist and The Damned"

"Still Mine" delivers all the nail-biting moments of a fast-paced thriller and filters them through the eyes of girl-with-a-past Clare O Dey: deeply flawed yet instantly recognizable, O Dey is a noir detective hero for a postmodern age. Author Amy Stuart sends one missing woman out to look for another one, and the result is chilling. You ll find yourself turning the pages faster and faster. --Elisabeth de Mariaffi, author of The Devil You Know"

An intricately woven thriller.... You ll want desperately to solve the mystery not only of the missing Shayna, but of Clare O Dey, Amy Stuart s heartbreaking heroine, on the run from the darkest forces both within and without and you ll have a hard time forgetting the everytown of Blackstone and its scheming, desperate inhabitants.... A vivid and haunting debut. --Holly LeCraw, author of The Swimming Pool"

A haunting treasure of a book that burrowed its way into my psyche as I read it. Not since "The Silent Wife" have I been rendered so powerlessly riveted by a psychological thriller. I can t wait to read what Stuart writes next. --Marissa Stapley, author of Mating for Life"

From its evocative opening to its heart-pounding conclusion, "Still Mine" is a gripping mystery that I felt desperate to solve. Amy Stuart paints a vivid picture of the stark mountain town, Blackmore, and the cast of shadowy characters who inhabit it. A tense and absorbing read. --Lucy Clarke, author of The Blue"