The Silent Girls

What if everything you knew was a lie… What reviewers are saying about This house has a past that won’t stay hidden, and it is time for the dead to speak. Returning to Number 17, Coronation Square, Edie is shocked to find the place she remembers from childhood reeks of mould and decay. After her aunt Dolly’s death Edie must clear out the home on a street known for five vicious murders many years ago, but under the dirt and grime of years of neglect lurk dangerous truths. For in this dark house there is misery, sin and dark secrets that can no longer stay hidden. Finding herself dragged back into the horrific murders of the past, Edie must find out what really happened all those years ago. But as Edie uncovers the history of the family she had all but forgotten, she begins to wonder if sometimes it isn’t best to leave them buried. From the bestselling author of don’t miss An unforgettable and addictive story, perfect for fans of Lesley Thomson, Diane Chamberlain and Tracy Buchanan. ‘Whomever said it was somewhat was absolutely spot on.’ – Melissa Winkelman (NetGalley) ‘ and yet hopeful, this is .’ – Writing Round the Block ‘Ann Troup’s second novel is a tale that is . She is a brilliant storyteller… .’ – Postcard Reviews ‘There is surrounding this house and the family that it’s hard to keep up and if the doesn't keep your interest then the certainly will.’ – My Reading Corner ‘ is a with enough twists and turns to keep you guessing.’ – Karen O’Hare (Goodreads) ‘If you can handle being kept up all night as there is a chance you might , and a story that then is the book for you.’ – Books and Boardies