The Last Thing She Did: A Gripping Psychological Thriller Full of Twists
Kate Mitchell
Aug 2020 · Open Road Media
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A long-ago kidnapping is about to upend the lives of a perpetrator, a witness, and a victim who still doesn't know the truth . . .
When a robbery turns into a kidnapping, the lives of those involved are changed forever. Conor and Dean are on the run with four-year-old Rosie. When they turn on one another, Conor takes drastic action to protect Rosie. He decides to keep her with him rather than to leave her behind and risk getting caught. His only option is to return to his childhood home in Ireland, passing her off as his daughter.
Meanwhile, Sylvia, who witnessed the robbery, has her own secrets to hide. She becomes obsessed with Rosie and will stop at nothing to find the child.
Years later, Rosie starts to uncover the lies, but nothing is as it seems. Is Sylvia prepared for what she will discover? And will she protect Rosie—or reveal the shocking truth?
When a robbery turns into a kidnapping, the lives of those involved are changed forever. Conor and Dean are on the run with four-year-old Rosie. When they turn on one another, Conor takes drastic action to protect Rosie. He decides to keep her with him rather than to leave her behind and risk getting caught. His only option is to return to his childhood home in Ireland, passing her off as his daughter.
Meanwhile, Sylvia, who witnessed the robbery, has her own secrets to hide. She becomes obsessed with Rosie and will stop at nothing to find the child.
Years later, Rosie starts to uncover the lies, but nothing is as it seems. Is Sylvia prepared for what she will discover? And will she protect Rosie—or reveal the shocking truth?
A long-ago kidnapping is about to upend the lives of a perpetrator, a witness, and a victim who still doesn't know the truth . . .
When a robbery turns into a kidnapping, the lives of those involved are changed forever. Conor and Dean are on the run with four-year-old Rosie. When they turn on on...
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Kate Mitchell writes about crime and specialises in domestic noir; she is no doubt influenced by her life and work. Raised on a farm in the highest and possibly bleakest village in Britain, Kate describes a disastrous school career followed by a series of jobs including filing, working as an au pair, and printing saucy motifs on underpants. She moved to London to work with homeless women in Soho while attending night-school, then going to university and becoming a probation officer. A lifelong ambition to write – put on hold while she earned a living and raised a family – was realised when she completed the MA in Writing at Sheffield Hallam. Her first novel, The House Fell on Her Head, was the result, followed by short stories, published in anthologies. The forthcoming novel, The Green-Eyed Boy, was shortlisted for the GH Novel Competition 2018. Kate currently lives in the hilly part of Lincolnshire, amongst the trees, beside a chalk stream, with her partner and their bees. This splendid isolation should be an inspiration but is usually a distraction. You can follow her on Twitter @k8swaby
Kate Mitchell writes about crime and specialises in domestic noir; she is no doubt influenced by her life and work. Raised on a farm in the highest and possibly bleakest village in Britain, Kate describes a disastrous school career followed by a series of jobs including filing, working as an au p...
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