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In Deep Water

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7th April 2022

Price: £20.99

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Selected: Hardcover / ISBN-13: 9780751576610

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One wrong step and you’re in deep water.

Sukie has had enough of not putting herself out there. She has had enough of her mother thinking so very little of her timid daughter. On a whim, she accepts an offer to go to a Greek island for the weekend with Jake, a man she has barely begun dating. If that isn’t putting herself out here, she doesn’t know what is.

Heather is at the airport when she sees a young woman with an older man – and immediately she understands that the woman is in danger. Because in fifteen years, Heather hasn’t been able to forget what Jake did to her. And the next thing she knows, she’s buying a plane ticket and following them.

What should have been a perfectly pleasant weekend away quickly descends into something much darker. As these two women come ever closer to each other – and to Jake – it becomes increasingly unclear who will walk away from the weekend with their life.

Praise for Christobel Kent and her novels:
‘A highly superior slice of domestic noir’ Mail on Sunday
‘Spooky, gripping and affecting’ Louise Doughty, author of Apple Tree Yard
‘Echoes of Christie and du Maurier’ Sunday Times
‘Beautifully tense’ Clare Mackintosh, author of I Let You Go
‘Gorgeous evocative writing’ Erin Kelly, author of He Said She Said

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Reviews

Daily Mail
The clear-sighted, confident writing won't disappoint Kent's numerous fans
Jill Dawson
Such a brilliant premise for a narrative, and takes us to the territory of our worst nightmares with propulsive force
Irish Independent
A dark tale elegantly written
S J Watson
A beautifully taut, gorgeously conceived thriller . . . not to be missed
Peterborough Evening Telegraph
Classy suspense as ever
Daily Mail
A slow-burning but relentless thriller with a memorable villain
Irish Times
A powerful, creepy, engaging piece of work.
Morning Star
Extremely tense, at times rather distressing, this novel comes even so with an underlying uplift - the suggestion that none of us are necessarily quite as alone as we sometimes think we are.