Clare Mackintosh es una autora cuyos trepidantes thrillers son célebres por su magistral trama y profundidad psicológica. Sus obras, traducidas a numerosos idiomas, exploran los aspectos más oscuros de la naturaleza humana y las complejidades de las relaciones. Mackintosh crea una atmósfera de intensa suspense que atrae al lector hacia la narrativa y lo mantiene cautivo hasta el final. Su habilidad en el desarrollo de personajes y sus giros inesperados la consolidan como una voz destacada en la ficción de suspense contemporánea.
Uno de los mejores thrillers psicológicos del año. Jenna Gray huye a una casa en Gales tras un trágico accidente que cambió su vida. Mientras intenta olvidar, sus miedos y recuerdos la persiguen. Una novela absorbente con giros impactantes que deja huella en el lector.
En un solo segundo, el mundo de Jenna Gray se ha convertido en una pesadilla. Su único deseo ahora es huir para empezar una nueva vida lejos de todo. Desesperada por escapar, alquila una pequeña casa en la costa de Gales, esperando encontrar allí el modo de olvidar.Poco a poco, Jenna empezará a vislumbrar la luz de un futuro. Sin embargo, la persiguen sus miedos, una pena insoportable y el recuerdo de una oscura noche de noviembre que cambió su vida para siempre.Porque nadie puede huir de su pasado... y el pasado está a punto de alcanzarla
Un thriller psicológico que mantiene al lector en vilo. Zoe, al regresar del trabajo, encuentra su foto en un anuncio clasificado, lo que desata una serie de eventos perturbadores. A medida que otras mujeres aparecen en el anuncio, Zoe se enfrenta a un peligro inminente y a la paranoia de ser la próxima víctima.
La autora de "Te estoy viendo" presenta un thriller psicológico que explora un dilema emocional en un vuelo inaugural de Londres a Sídney. Mina, una azafata, se enfrenta a una difícil decisión: salvar a cientos de pasajeros o a su hija. Con giros impactantes, esta historia mantiene la tensión hasta el final.
Grief is universal, but it's also as unique to each of us as the person we've lost. It can be overwhelming, exhausting, lonely, unreasonable, there when we least expect it and seemingly never-ending. Wherever you are with your grief and whoever you're grieving for, I Promise It Won't Always Hurt Like This is here to support you. To tell you, until you believe it, that things will get easier.When bestselling writer Clare Mackintosh lost her five-week-old son, she searched for help in books. All of them wanted to tell her what she should be feeling and when she should be feeling it, but the truth - as she soon found out - is that there are no neat, labelled stages for grief, or crash grief-diets to relieve us of our pain. What we need when we're grieving is time and understanding. I Promise It Won't Always Hurt Like This is the book she needed then.With 18 short assurances that are full of compassion - drawn from Clare's experiences of losing her son and her father - it's something you can turn to when you can barely concentrate, when you're looking for solace, when you're looking for hope, when you simply need to throw something across the floor, and when you need somebody to assure you, and to keep assuring you: I Promise It Won't Always Hurt Like This.
A humorous, warm memoir of family life in the countryside from No.1 Sunday Times bestselling author Clare Mackintosh
The powerful and page-turning new novel from number one Sunday Times bestseller, Clare MackintoshMax and Pip are the strongest couple you know. Only now they're facing the most important decision of their lives - and they don't agree. As the consequences of an impossible choice threaten to devastate them both, nothing will ever be the same again. But anything can happen after the end . . .
No.1 Sunday Times bestselling author and international sensation Clare Mackintosh puts a thrilling, modern spin on the classic locked-room thriller
She gave you everything. But what does she want in return? When Lizzie's daughter Meg is given a life-saving heart transplant, Lizzie feels hugely grateful to the nameless donor. Then she receives a letter from the donor's mother, Karen, asking to meet, and it seems like the least she can do. But as soon as Karen is welcomed into their lives, Lizzie feels something isn't right. And before long, she can't help but worry that by inviting Karen in, she might have put Meg in danger . . .
