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Nevlastní dcera
Domů Knihy Nevlastní dcera Přehled Třináctiletá Mia zmizí v době, kdy v sousedství hoří. Je to náhoda? Nebo spolu obě události souvisejí? Poslední, kdo dívku viděl, byla její nevlastní matka, kterou teď manžel obviňuje, že dceři nevěnovala pozornost. Sousedé se spojí a začnou po ztracené dívce pátrat, ale přesto se navzájem podezírají ze žhářství. Policie zaměří svou pozornost na nevlastní matku a onu kritickou hodinu, kdy dívka zmizela. Byl to zinscenovaný únos, nebo o něco zlověstnějšího?
Win A Copy of The Book 'One Night: A Novel' By Georgina Cross
One night. That’s all the time a family has to decide what to do with the man they believe murdered their daughter: Do they forgive him, or do they take justice into their own hands? The anonymous letters arrive in the mail, one by one: To find out what really happened to Meg, meet at this location. Don’t tell anyone you’re coming. In one night, you’ll find out everything you need to know.
Book Review: 'One Night: A Novel' By Georgina Cross
Home > Books > Book Review: ‘One Night: A Novel’ By Georgina Cross July 16, 20232023-07-16T02:07:33-05:00 Ten years ago, Meghan, a 17-year-old student, was killed just days before her prom. Her 18-year-old boyfriend Cal was convicted of the crime, he claims he was innocent and sentenced to 10 years in prison, and is now out. Mysterious invitations have gone out to family members, to meet at a remote cabin on the Oregon coast, where all will be revealed about that night.
A Decent Twisted Thriller | “The Niece” by Georgina Cross (2022) Book Review
Georgina Cross’ “The Niece” is a good attempt at a twisted psychological thriller. The story centers on the Jenkins family which comprises of Beth, Tara and Beth’s daughter Hannah. After the tragic death of her mother in a fire, Hannah is sent to live with her aunt Tara.
10 Twisty Psychological Thrillers Featuring Nannies
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Books Focused on Opulent Wealth, Family Secrets & Suspense
What is it about books that center on the incredibly wealthy—the glamour, the ritz, and complicated personalities that can collide head-first with the family’s spoiled and extravagant lifestyles—that also allows us to follow the family’s tragic, imminent and potentially shocking downfall?
Review | NetGalley
Chapter One The children are chattering. Some sing softly to themselves while others look around the room, lollipops in hand, occasionally glancing at their mothers, who are moving beyond the double French doors. The doors click shut. For a moment, the children look worried: mouths downturned, lollipop licking paused. They’re young, ages three and four, and their bodies stiffen with unease at watching their mothers go.
Good Neighbors
Publisher's Summary Named by Goodreads as One of the Most Anticipated Mysteries and Thrillers of 2021 “A modern-day Crucible…. Beneath the surface of a suburban utopia, madness lurks.” (Liv Constantine, best-selling author of The Last Mrs. Parrish) “Good Neighbors is a wickedly funny, unnerving puzzle box of a novel.
The Missing Woman
They live in the big houses on the pretty street. Those other women, as we call them. And to think I used to want to be like them, to have their money and happiness, to live and laugh and play like them. Not any more. It’s the fourth of July and the whole town is gathered at the local pool. Through the sweltering afternoon, we single mothers don’t mix with the other women––the ones with the perfect lives and happy marriages. Women like Sabine Miller.
Five Influences: Georgina Cross
My writing desk as a child Living in the great port city of New Orleans, my dad was a ship captain and then president of a shipping company whose cargo routes included many countries in central America. I remember my dad leaving for Panama or Honduras and bringing home little trinkets, and after a business trip, he surprised my sister and I with matching mahogany desks with our names carved into the backs of our chairs.
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