Opis
Four decades ago, the Greek island of Inios was a pristine haven, untouched by time. Today, it echoes with the mysteries of bygone days. Juno sets foot on this enchanting island with a mission: to track down the father she’s never had the chance to know. However, to her dismay, he is nowhere to be found, and nothing aligns with her expectations. The air is thick with rumors as Juno navigates the island, becoming increasingly certain that a dark event occurred when her parents first fell in love. Determined to unveil the truth, Juno refuses to leave until she unravels the long-buried family secret. Unbeknownst to her, there are forces willing to go to great lengths to ensure that the past remains concealed.
Jess Ryder's work has garnered significant praise for its compelling narrative. The Sunday Times Style describes it as 'Gripping,' while The Sun commends it for being 'Full of surprises.' Catherine Cooper, the Sunday Times bestselling author of "The Island," calls it 'A great read,' and Ali Lowe, the bestselling author of "The Running Club," noted that it 'Kept me up late into the early hours.' Additionally, the Daily Express appreciates the novel's structure, particularly the way chapters alternate between the weekend of the murder and the return visit, adding unexpected and intense twists as the killer is pursued.
Reader reviews applaud the book for its thrilling pace and originality. With commendations such as 'An excellent, fast-paced psychological thriller,' 'A fantastic and original read,' and 'Amazing writing,' it’s clear the novel has left a significant impact. One reader highlights the surprising yet satisfying conclusion, while another praises the well-crafted characters and immersive, suspenseful setting.