Stuart Neville Libros

'The best thriller I've read this year' LISA JEWELL 'A fantastic thriller... It doesn't get better than this' LEE CHILD Her fresh start is about to turn into a nightmarea Audra has finally left her abusive husband. She's taken the family car and her young children, Sean and Louise, are buckled up in the back. This is their chance for a fresh start. Audra keeps to the country roads to avoid attention. Then she spots something in her rear-view mirror. A police car is following her and the lights are flickering. Blue and red. As Audra pulls over she is intensely aware of how isolated they are. Her perfect escape is about to turn into a nightmare beyond her imagininga 'A rollercoasteracomplete with agonising tension and a heroine you can't help rooting for' Daily Mail 'Almost unbearably tensea Cancel all your plans and settle in for the ride' Ruth Ware

'Chilling, compassionate and compelling, Stuart Neville takes us straight to the dark heart of rural Ireland' Val McDermidA house built on secretsAn old woman haunted by her pastA young woman fighting for her lifeFor Sara Keane, it was supposed to be a second chance. A new country.

Fegan has been a "hard man," an IRA killer in northern Ireland. Now that peace has come, he is being haunted day and night by twelve ghosts: a mother and infant, a schoolboy, a butcher, an RUC constable, and seven other of his innocent victims. In order to appease them, he's going to have to kill the men who gave him orders.

A RICHARD AND JUDY BOOK CLUB PICK DCI Serena Flanagan is forced to confront a disturbing case from her past: the murder conviction of a 12-year-old-boy who has just been released from prison DCI Serena Flanagan hasn't heard the boy's name in years. Not since the blood on the wall and the body in the bedroom. Not since she listened as he confessed to brutally murdering his foster father. But now Ciaran Devine is out of prison and back in her life. And so is his brother, Thomas - the brother that Flanagan always suspected of hiding something. When Ciaran's probation officer comes Flanagan with fresh fears about the Devines, the years of lies begin to unravel, setting a deadly chain of events in motion. 'Deeply chilling, but full of tenderness...utterly compelling... The best book yet from a hugely talented writer' Sunday Mirror 'A quietly superb, sensitive plot' The Times 'A must read' Irish Times 'DCI Serena Flanagan is the hero for whom we've all been waiting' Megan Abbott

GARRY FEGAN: the former hit man is hiding out in New York, having cut all ties wiht his old life. His instructions are to find - and terminate - Fegan, and O'Kane knows the perfect bait to lure Fegan back to Belfast.

The compulsive new American page-turner from the author of 5* reader favourite HERE AND GONE. When a little boy goes missing, his mother desperately wants to find him . . . before someone else does. Perfect for fans of Lisa Jewell, Shari Lapena and Cara Hunter. Libby would do anything for her three-year-old son Ethan. And after all they've been through, a holiday seems the perfect antidote for them both. Their hotel is peaceful, safe and friendly, yet Libby can't help but feel as if someone is watching her. Watching Ethan. Because, for years, Libby has lived with a secret. Just days into their holiday, when Libby is starting to relax, Ethan steps into an elevator on his own, and the doors close before Libby can stop them. Moments later, Ethan is gone. Libby thought she had been through the worst, but her nightmare is only just beginning. And in a desperate hunt for her son, it becomes clear she's not the only one looking for him. Who will find him first?

A crime-writing star (Mark Billingham Stuart Neville ... never forgets the human heart that beats inside the bleakest darkness (Val McDermid) 'In the world of modern crime fiction, Stuart Neville is a supernova ... I can't wait to see where he takes me next (Dennis Lehane) There's a chilling core to this pitch dark and powerful thriller (Sunday Mirror)

Rea Carlisle inherits a house and discovers a locked room containing a chair, table, and a leather-bound book filled with disturbing items from a deceased man's victims. Wanting to report it, she turns to suspended DI Jack Lennon, who is dealing with his own challenges as he seeks to uncover the journal's secrets.

Gayla's only hope is about to turn into her worst nightmareTricked into coming to Ireland with the offer of a good job, all Gayla wants to do now is run. Because her captors are close behind her, and they want her dead - no matter what. Now his brother is dead, and he's determined to find - and destroy - the woman responsible.

Let the Right One In meets Stephen King in this chilling thriller about a mother's love, a daughter's devotion, a man's obsession and the darkness that lives within us all.

Lee Child, Eoin McNamee, and others explore the dark corners and alleyways of Belfast.

Shortlisted for the CWA Ian Fleming Steel Dagger for Best Thriller of the Year 'Right at the end of the war, some Nazis saw it coming. They knew that even if they escaped, hundreds of others wouldn't. They needed to set up routes, channels, ways out for their friends. Ratlines.' Ireland, 1963. As the Irish people prepare to welcome President John F. Kennedy to the land of his ancestors, a German is murdered in a seaside guesthouse. He is the third foreign national to die within a few days, and Minister for Justice Charles Haughey is desperate to protect a shameful secret: the dead men were all former Nazis granted asylum by the Irish government. A note from the killers is found on the corpse, addressed to Colonel Otto Skorzeny, Hitler's favourite WWII commando, once called the most dangerous man in Europe. It says simply: 'We are coming for you. Await our call.' Lieutenant Albert Ryan, Directorate of Intelligence, is ordered to investigate the crimes. But as he infiltrates Ireland's secret network of former Nazis and collaborators, Ryan must choose between country and conscience. Why must he protect the very people he fought against twenty years before? And who are the killers seeking revenge for the horrors of the Second World War?